Train Smarter
Stay Compliant
Save Money
LabCX is a wearable, hands-free training platform for clinical laboratories. Your staff get live expert guidance and automatic competency documentation—without ever stepping away from the bench.
Rural Hospital Lab | MissouriField Service Engineer | New York“Healthcare has always been about people. Our mission is to ensure technology strengthens those human connections—not replaces them.”
April German, MLS (ASCP)cm, Quality Assurance Director
LabCX exists to strengthen the human connection at the center of laboratory medicine. Every technologist, supervisor, and QA director we work with got into this field to help patients—not to drown in binders, spreadsheets, and repeat competency checks.
Our promise is simple: every decision we make starts with one question—does this make your team more confident, more capable, and more connected? Technology should never replace the expertise of the people running your lab. It should amplify it.
Competency
Validate every technologist's skills with objective, hands-free assessment—so competency means real confidence, not just a signed checklist.
Training
Deliver and track training your staff actually completes, with a record built to satisfy CLIA, CAP, and Joint Commission reviewers.
Troubleshooting
Resolve instrument and procedure issues faster with real-time expert guidance streamed straight to the headset—no more guessing.
Live Collaboration
Connect your bench staff with the right expert immediately, so samples—and shifts—don't sit waiting on a callback.
The Cost of Doing Nothing
Labs face significant hidden costs when competency training falls short
Regulatory deficiency costs add up quickly
Annual reagent and supply waste from errors
Per staff member yearly on ineffective training
Proven Results
Real labs, real savings—see how LabCX pays for itself
Valor Health Partnership
We partnered with Valor Health to identify hidden training gaps and foster team unity while reducing avoidable waste.
Problems Identified:
- 1Failed QC procedures leading to repeated testing
- 2Unnecessary recalibrations wasting reagents
- 3Repetitive troubleshooting for known issues