Reinterpretation

Fill out a brief form, and we'll have a Zoom or phone conversation to collect the information we need to begin the reinterpretation process. 

One of the primary purposes of the consultation is for us to learn more about you or the family member you represent. We'll ask questions related to symptoms, electronic health records, and your diagnostic journey. You'll be able to submit additional information after the conversation as well.

The consultation has three primary purposes:

1. Helps you collect your raw genomic data from the original diagnostic company for us to reanalyze. 

2. Ensures we have all of the patient data you gathered. 

3. Answers any additional questions you might have.

If you need more time to provide us with patient information, we'll wait to begin the reinterpretation. The more information we have about a patient's condition, the more likely it is that we'll find a diagnosis.

A diagnostic report, similar to the one you received with the original genomic test, will be returned within ten business days after you have finished providing us with patient data. Your physician will be available to review the results with you. 

Regardless of your results, we'll reach out to help you decide which next steps are right for you.