Chaseville Road Labs

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Lab Biography

Chaseville Road Labs (CRL) is a CLIA-certified molecular diagnostics laboratory based in Jacksonville, Florida, specializing in PCR-based infectious disease testing. Led by Lab Director Dr. Rodrigo M. Murillo-Alvarez, the lab uses polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology to detect the specific pathogens behind common infections—often faster and with greater sensitivity than traditional culture methods—from a single patient sample. CRL offers a focused menu of molecular panels covering gastrointestinal, urinary tract (UTI), wound, respiratory (full and mini), sexually transmitted, women’s health, and nail/fungal infections, along with urinalysis and an antibiotic resistance (ABR) panel that identifies resistance gene markers to help guide targeted, effective treatment. By pinpointing the exact organisms present—and, where relevant, their drug-resistance profile—CRL gives ordering clinicians clearer, actionable results that support faster diagnosis, smarter antibiotic stewardship, and better patient outcomes.

Qualifications

CLIA: 10D2331536

PTAN: WM289

COLA ID: 34996

Standards & Methodologies

Regulatory & accreditation standards. CRL operates as a CLIA-certified (CLIA #10D2331536) and COLA-accredited (#34996) clinical laboratory under the oversight of a physician Lab Director, Dr. Rodrigo M. Murillo-Alvarez, M.D. Reporting follows HIPAA privacy standards, and results are issued as formal final reports intended for interpretation by a licensed healthcare professional.

Testing methodology. CRL’s core methodology is targeted PCR (polymerase chain reaction) molecular diagnostics. The assays are laboratory-developed tests (LDTs) whose performance characteristics were developed and validated in-house by the lab; they are not FDA-approved, which the FDA has determined is not required for this category. Each assay works by identifying proprietary, species-specific targeted amplicons—meaning it detects the unique genetic signature of each pathogen and antibiotic-resistance gene on the panel. Results are reported semi-quantitatively (estimated CFU/mL), derived from the lab’s internal validation studies and the scientific literature, which CRL notes can more accurately reflect true pathogen concentration than agar-based culture because of PCR’s higher sensitivity.

Industry Types Served

  • Medical Devices & Healthcare Products

Lab Testing Types Offered

  • DNA & RNA Isolation & Basic Molecular Testing
  • Molecular & Genetic Testing

Location

Jacksonville, United States

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