Pharmacogenomics (PGx) combines the study of genetics with the science of drug delivery. PGx testing can help predict how a patient may respond to drug therapy based on their DNA. This is called Precision Medicine.
Everyone metabolizes their medications differently
A Pharmacogenomic DNA test guides physicians in selecting a patient’s optimal drug therapy based on their own genetics. Testing provides actionable results to facilitate important and time sensitive health decisions. Testing takes 30 seconds with a buccal swab. The FDA compliant report is available to view in 10-14 days. You can adjust patient’s drug therapy ONLINE using our HIPAA Safe portal. Most insurers pay for our test.
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The same drug and dosage that helps you, may not be effective for me, and may send a third person to the hospital. This is called an Adverse Drug Reaction, and there’s an easy way for you to avoid it!
A simple 30 second cheek swab can help your physician select medications that work for you, based on your own genetic make-up. Welcome to Precision Medicine.
- Dramatically reduce your risk of experiencing an Adverse Drug Reaction
- Our Best-in-class Lab tests 62 genes & scans over 200 variants
- Most comprehensive PGx test with the highest degree of clinical evidence
- Predicts drug interactions with recommendations for alternatives
- Eliminates “Trial and Error” frustration from non-therapeutic prescriptions
- Helps to reduce healthcare costs in multiple ways
- 10%–20% of hospital inpatients will have at least one ADR
- Many Health Insurers & Medicare cover the costs 100% (No HMO’s)
- Medicaid may pay PGx testing costs 100% in certain states
- The FDA reports that the annual cost of ADR exceeds $136 billion
- Every year 2 million people in the U.S. are hospitalized due to ADR
- Annually some 125,000 people unnecessarily die from ADR
- It’s estimated another 2-4 million people suffer with side effects at home
- ADR is the 4th leading cause of death and 65-70% could be prevented
- Allergic reactions make up 5-10% of ADR – the rest are genetic mutations
- PGx Reduces hospital visits by 1/3 for seniors taking more than one med
- Over 300 medications are known to cause ADR due to genetic factors
- National Institute of Health (NIH) – PGx testing could save $3,962 per year, ON EACH PATIENT with depression, sparing them from months or even years of frustration from taking non-therapeutic treatments
- Assessing 62 genes in a single test covering over 310 medical condition and 20 therapeutic areas including cardiology, oncology, pain management, psychiatry ,neurology, and infectious diseases