Personalized care, clearer next steps

Genetic Testing

Genetic testing may help inform medication conversations by identifying factors that can affect medication response or tolerability. Results are reviewed as one part of a broader clinical decision-making process.

Care that sees the whole you.
Genetic Testing care

How this care works

Genetic testing may help inform medication conversations by identifying factors that can affect medication response or tolerability. Results are reviewed as one part of a broader clinical decision-making process.

Appointments are designed to clarify symptoms, understand history, review goals, and create a practical next step. When appropriate, care may include medication management, testing, therapy collaboration, referrals, lifestyle support, or follow-up planning.

Medication response and tolerability considerations
Discussion of what genetic results can and cannot tell you
Review alongside symptoms, history, and prior medication experience
Careful use as one input, not a promise of medication accuracy

What to expect

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Discuss whether testing is clinically relevant for the patient’s situation.

2

Review results in context rather than treating them as a standalone answer.

3

Use findings to support medication conversations and follow-up monitoring.

Questions patients ask

Does genetic testing guarantee the right medication?

No. It may inform medication conversations, but it does not guarantee outcomes or replace clinical judgment.

Is testing required?

No. It is one possible tool when it fits the clinical situation.