Pharmacogenetics is the study of genetic variation that predicts how an individual will react to specific drugs. How we respond to medication is in large part determined by our genetic makeup. PGX Testing is a critical tool in determining which drugs will be most effective in various patients from every background, age and ethnicity. This test provides physicians with the valuable information they need BEFORE prescribing any drugs to their patients and answers two critical questions: 1) What kinds of drugs are safe to prescribe to that specific patient. 2) The correct dosage to prescribe based on their metabolism. PGX Testing Protect Your Patients…

A genetic test from a saliva sample that may identify inherited genetic mutations that can increase a person’s lifetime risk for certain types of cancer. High-quality testing in a private Moldx-certified laboratory.  Expert analysis of genomic findings.  Physician review of positive test results.  Custom reporting software for detailed, easy-to-read reports.

Traditional approaches to identifying the pathogens responsible for enteric infections can be time-consuming and lack sensitivity, which can lead to misdiagnosis. The Gastrointestinal (GI) panel facilitates timely and appropriate interventions that can alleviate symptoms and prevent secondary transmissions. Tests for 22 different pathogens in one test.

Respiratory Pathogen Panel is a first-line test to help clinicians quickly diagnose respiratory infections that present with nearly indistinguishable symptoms. Tests for a comprehensive 20 viral and bacterial pathogens. The rapid and accurate identification of the probable causative agents helps determine how a healthcare provider chooses to treat a respiratory tract infection.

Urinary tract infections are one of the most commonly diagnosed illnesses in older adults and one of the leading reasons antibiotics are prescribed in long-term care facilities. Our UTI test quickly identifies pathogens within 24 hours and detects potential antibiotic resistance, so effective treatment can begin sooner.

Our wound and nail pathogen panel provides a more accurate diagnosis leading to a  more effective treatment. We test for: Bacterial and fungal pathogens.  Quantitative values of each specific bacterial pathogen.  Bacterial resistance pathways and antibiotic classes.  Qualitative and quantitative bacterial load analyses unaffected by concurrent antibiotic use.