About This Online Screening
This free online tool helps you understand your risk factors - but it cannot diagnose liver disease.
• Only medical testing (blood work + imaging + specialist evaluation) can provide definitive answers
• Our $675 comprehensive exam includes all the testing this online tool cannot provide
• If you have symptoms or concerns, professional evaluation is recommended
Complete In-Person Medical Screening Available
For accurate liver health diagnosis, our comprehensive in-person assessment includes:
Only medical testing can provide definitive answers about your liver health.This comprehensive assessment is the gold standard for liver evaluation.
Understanding the ALMC Scoring System
Our proprietary ALMC (American Liver & Metabolic Center) scoring algorithm evaluates liver health risk across 4 clinical domains, producing a comprehensive score from 0-10 points. This evidence-based approach helps identify individuals who may benefit from professional liver health evaluation.
Metabolic Domain
Max 3.0 ptsEvaluates BMI, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease history, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia. Metabolic factors are the leading cause of fatty liver disease.
Alcohol Domain
Max 2.0 ptsAssesses alcohol consumption patterns. Heavy drinking (>14 drinks/week for men, >7 for women) significantly increases liver disease risk.
Blood Tests Domain
Max 2.0 ptsConsiders liver enzyme levels (ALT) and FIB-4 score, which estimates liver fibrosis based on age, platelets, and liver enzymes.
Elastography Domain
Max 3.0 ptsEstimates liver steatosis (fat content) and fibrosis (scarring) levels. This domain carries the highest weight due to its clinical significance.
Score Interpretation Guide
This scoring system is for educational purposes only. Actual liver health can only be determined through comprehensive medical testing including blood work, imaging, and specialist evaluation.
Educational Tool Only
This screening provides educational information about potential liver health risks. It cannot diagnose medical conditions or replace professional medical evaluation.
What You'll Learn:
- • Your educational risk score (not medical diagnosis)
- • Potential risk factors to discuss with doctors
- • Whether medical evaluation is recommended
- • Information about comprehensive testing options
Need Definitive Answers?
Our comprehensive medical assessment with blood tests, liver ultrasound, and specialist consultation provides accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Your information is secure and confidential
Daily Habits
Stay hydrated, limit alcohol, and maintain a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
Warning Signs
Persistent fatigue, abdominal pain, or changes in appetite warrant medical attention.
Prevention
Regular exercise and maintaining a healthy weight significantly reduce liver disease risk.