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For patients
Testing that answers real questions — infection panels, medication response and proactive genomic screening, run in our CLIA-certified Maryland laboratory.
What testing can do
Four things your genes can tell you and your doctor today.
Find inherited health risks while there is still time to act on them.
Turn your results into screening, lifestyle and monitoring decisions with your doctor.
See how your body processes common drugs, so dosing starts from evidence.
What you learn about your genes matters to your children, parents and siblings.
Order a kit
Your own physician can order any of our panels for you. Bring us up at your next visit — we'll send the kit and return the report to your care team.
Mention the panel you're interested in — or share our provider page with them.
The collection kit arrives at your home with prepaid return postage.
A simple saliva or nail sample, no blood draw and no clinic visit.
Your report is signed by a geneticist and sent to you and your physician.
Your privacy
We hold your results to clinical privacy standards and we do not sell your genetic information. You decide who sees it.
Why patients choose our lab
Your sample is processed and your report signed in the same Maryland laboratory — not shipped through a chain of vendors.
Have questions?
Consumer kits are for general interest. Our lab runs clinical-grade testing in our own CLIA-certified, COMAR-accredited Maryland laboratory, and every report is reviewed and signed by a board-certified molecular geneticist so your doctor can act on it.
No. Your kit arrives at home, collection is a simple saliva or nail sample, and the prepaid envelope goes straight back to the lab.
Your report is released securely to you and, where you have one, to your ordering physician so you can discuss what it means together.
Pricing depends on the panel and is shown before you order. MyPMC membership is $89/month with a three-month minimum and includes your testing.
Your healthcare provider can help you pick the right test.
Questions first?
Your healthcare provider can walk you through the options.