What is genetic testing?
Genetic testing looks for certain mutations (changes) in a person’s genes. Gene mutations can indicate susceptibility for disease and/or health risks. With a simple saliva swab, genes can be tested for mutations.
Already received your test kit?
Great! Click below for our easy-to-follow Patient Guide to help you take/return your genetic test kit.
How could testing benefit me?
Testing provides insights into inherited conditions, enabling proactive healthcare decisions and empowering individuals with personalized risk assessments for diseases to take an active role in their healthcare.
Personalize your healthcare through genetic testing and realize the benefits of Patients across the Nation including, early detection and prevention strategies. Overall, genetic testing fosters a proactive approach to health, enhancing quality of life through knowledge-driven decisions and personalized care strategies.
Other Benefits: Research advancements driven by genetic testing contribute to the development of targeted therapies and precision medicine, revolutionizing healthcare.
Who can take the test?
Though anyone can participate in genetic testing, insurance will cover each offered test only once in a lifetime. Find out if you qualify for insurance covered testing today.
How It Works
Talk with your provider or request a telehealth appointment to order a genetic test.
Complete cheek swab in your own home or your providers office.
Review results with provider to determine a more personalized healthcare plan.
**Genetic counseling is available for healthcare professionals and patients upon positive genetic mutation detection.