Pharmacogenetic Testing That Tells You What Will Actually Work
Five panels. One lab. Noreference-lab handoffs. Pharmacogenetic testing performed entirely in-house —so you get answers faster, with full chain-of-custody from specimen to result.
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Stop Guessing. StartPrescribing With Data.
Pharmacogenetic testing — PGX — analyzes a patient's DNA topredict how they'll metabolize specific medications. Instead of trial-and-errorprescribing, you get a clear picture of which drugs are likely to work, whichto avoid, and which need dose adjustments.
For patients on multiple medications, withtreatment-resistant conditions, or in long-term care settings where adversedrug reactions carry real risk, PGX moves prescribing from educated guess toinformed decision.
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Five Panels Built AroundReal Prescribing Decisions
Each panel is designed for a specific clinical context andtests the medications you're actually prescribing — not a generic dump of everygene-drug interaction in the literature.
Neuropsych Panel
For psychiatrists, mental health facilities, recoverycenters, and behavioral health programs. Tests metabolism of theantidepressants, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, and anxiolytics mostcommonly prescribed in mental health and addiction recovery settings.
Best fit for: Outpatient psychiatry, inpatientbehavioral health, residential recovery, dual-diagnosis programs.
More Info Pain Management Panel
Built for pain specialists managing patients on opioid andadjunctive therapy. Tests metabolism of common narcotics, NSAIDs, musclerelaxants, and neuropathic pain agents — so you can identify ultra-rapidmetabolizers, poor metabolizers, and patients at elevated risk before titrationbecomes a problem.
Best fit for: Interventional pain practices, chronicpain clinics, palliative care, post-surgical pain management.
More Info Cardiopulmonary Panel
Covers the cardiovascular and pulmonary medications wheregenetic variation most directly affects outcomes — including anticoagulants,antiplatelets, statins, beta-blockers, and select bronchodilators.
Best fit for: Cardiology, pulmonology,anticoagulation clinics, primary care managing complex cardiac patients.
More Info For Long-Term Care & Skilled Nursing
Built for the Realities of Long-Term Care
Long-term care residents are the highest-risk PGX populationin medicine — polypharmacy is the norm, adverse drug events drive avoidablehospitalizations, and behavioral health populations in skilled nursing andLevel-One psych facilities are often on regimens that have never beengenotype-matched.
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