Get Precise Treatment with Genetic Testing

No More Trial and Error. Personalized Plans Just for You.

WHAT IS GENETIC TESTING?

Genetic testing analyzes your DNA to find out how you respond to medications. We use genetic testing to create precise, personalized treatment plans. This approach helps us avoid the trial-and-error of traditional methods, reducing side effects and getting you the right medication faster, saving you time and frustration.

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BENEFITS

Personalized Treatment Plan: Get a treatment plan that fits your genetic profile.
Reduce Side Effects: Enjoy treatments that are less likely to cause side effects
Cost-Effective: Avoid the costly trial-and-error process
Insurance Coverage: Many insurance plans cover genetic testing, making it an affordable option

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HOW IT WORKS

Sample Collection

Provide a saliva or cheek swab sample that contains your DNA.

Analysis

Your sample is sent to a lab for analysis.

Treatment Plan

Based on your genetic profile, your provider will create a personalized treatment plan.

Implementation

Start your treatment plan with confidence knowing it’s tailored just for you.

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FAQ

Is genetic testing painful or invasive?

No, genetic testing is not painful or invasive. It is done using a simple cheek swab.

How long does it take to get the results back?

Results typically take 2 to 4 weeks after the lab receives your sample.

Will my insurance cover genetic testing?

Insurance coverage varies greatly from one carrier to the next. To get the most accurate information, please check directly with your insurance provider.

How much does genetic testing cost if it's not covered by insurance?

Costs can vary. Ask our office staff or your provider for the most current pricing.

How does genetic testing play a role in my mental health treatment?

Genetic testing helps reduce guesswork by identifying how your body processes medications, allowing for a more personalized treatment plan.

What happens if the genetic test shows that I’m not a good match for certain medications?

Your provider will use the results to determine the best treatment plan based on your genetic markers, ensuring the medications chosen are well-suited for you.