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Genomic solutions & clinical action

The insights that personalize care

Moving from reactive to predictive, our genomic sequencing solutions utilize the power of genomics to help inform clinical decisions in an easy and approachable way.

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Why you should take action

Seven point seven per cent

of people have taken a health-risk genetic test¹

Thirty billion dollars

spend on adverse drug reactions annually²

One point three million

emergency department visits each year due to adverse drug events³

Twenty-nine point eight billion dollars

cost of medical services for breast cancer in 2020⁴

Our genetic testing solutions

Carrier Screening

This test determines the carrier status for over 500 inherited diseases and rare conditions for prospective or currently pregnant parents

Newborn Screening

Our test screens newborns for early childhood single-gene diseases, for which medical preventive, surveillance, or treatment interventions are possible

Hereditary Heart Disease Screening

Our hereditary cardiovascular disease test provides insight into risk for over 25 cardiovascular diseases or syndromes linked to heart disease

Pharmacogenomics

This broad pharmacogenomics (PGx) solution analyzes an individual's DNA to identify variants that may affect their response to certain drugs

Custom Exome Slice Panel

Choose from a few hundred genes to create a custom panel for your unique clinical utility

Whole Genome Sequencing

This whole genome sequencing (WGS) test provides insights around health, carrier status for certain conditions, lifestyle traits, and ancestry

Who is this solution for?

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Health plans

Facilitate better healthcare for each of your members.

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Employers

Offer competitive benefits to empower your workforce.

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Public sector

Empower your constituents with personalized care.

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Health systems

Leverage key health insights to guide your patients' healthcare.

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Life sciences

Transform pharmaceutical healthcare delivery.

What sets us apart?

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State-of-the-art owned labs

With CLIA Certification and CAP accreditation, the LetsGetChecked labs operate with gold-standard quality practices on a global level. Ownership of our own Laboratory infrastructure fuels the freedom to design panels that are optimized for specific population needs.

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Making genomics approachable

Genetic data can be overwhelming, but our roots lie in an unbeatable patient-centric experience that focuses on education and engagement, driving results by empowering patients and providers.

  • Targeted engagement strategies

  • Expert-led online education hub

  • All-in-one secure patient portal

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Configurable program design to achieve your goals

Our technology makes it easy to integrate our solution into your existing program infrastructure.

  • Real-time reporting portal

  • Powerful data visualizations

  • API technology

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End-to-end care services to drive action

We have designed a solution to help patients and providers understand the next best steps to take post-result.

  • Counselling services from genetic experts

  • Regular screening plans for those who need closer monitoring

  • Clinical decision support

  • Integrated pharmacy services to put pharmacogenomic insights into action

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Dr. Avni Santani

Chief Genomics Officer

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Dr. Robert Mordkin, MD

Chief Medical Officer

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Dr. Kate Karfilis

Director of Product - Genomics

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Michael Rummel

Chief Laboratory Officer

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Learn more about our solution suite

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myPGx

Genetic variations influence how we react to medications, which can lead to reduced efficacy and adverse side effects. This broad at-home PGx solution identifies potential drug-gene interactions for 100+ drugs across three major disease categories, representing 1 billion prescriptions, annually.

  • Behavioral health, pain, and cardiovascular drugs

  • Patient-friendly test and experience

  • Clinical decision support

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A simple patient experience

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At-home sample collection

Simple saliva sample kits sent to the home and returned to our lab

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Genetics education hub

Empower & inform with our expert-led information hub

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Result report delivery

Online through their secure dashboard for easy access

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Counselling services

Access to experts to better understand results

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Clinical decision support

Guidance for HCPs from genetic experts 

Published research

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Slice Testing-Considerations from Ordering to Reporting: A Joint Report of the Association for Molecular Pathology, College of American Pathologists, and National Society of Genetic Counselors

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Implementation, Evolution, and Laboratory Performance of Methods-Based Proficiency Testing for Next-Generation Sequencing Detection of Germline Sequence Variants

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A Framework of Critical Considerations in Clinical Exome Reanalyses by Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute

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Applications of genome sequencing as a single platform for clinical constitutional genetic testing

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Clinical Exome Reanalysis: Current Practice and Beyond

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Recommendations for Next-Generation Sequencing Germline Variant Confirmation

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Known pathogenic gene variants and new candidates detected in Sudden Unexpected Infant Death using Whole Genome Sequencing

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The Human Genome Project and Pharmacogenomics

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How PGx testing can help improve outcomes in patients with depression

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Potential Cost Savings By Preventing Adverse Drug Events

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1. Attitudes towards and sociodemographic determinants of genetic test usage in the USA; data from the Health Information National Trend Survey, 2020 - J Genet Couns

2. Clinical and economic burden of adverse drug reactions - J Pharmacol Pharmacother. 2013

3. CDC - Adverse Drug Events in Adults

4. NIH - Adverse Drug Events in Adults

5. NIH - Projected Prevalence of Actionable Pharmacogenetic Variants and Level A Drugs Prescribed Among US Veterans Health Administration Pharmacy Users

6. Cancer.Net - Lynch Syndrome

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Dr. Avni Santani

Chief Genomics Officer

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Dr. Robert Mordkin, MD

Chief Medical Officer

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Dr. Kate Karfilis

Director of Product - Genomics

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Michael Rummel

Chief Laboratory Officer