A
diagnosis
is
hope

Every unanswered question carries heartbreak. But a diagnosis shifts everything. Because a diagnosis is power — and a diagnosis drives action.

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A genetic diagnosis gives families a path forward

One that enables clinical action and personalized care, unlocks resources and services, and connects to communities.

2 weeks

to answers with genetic testing*

A diagnosis shouldn't
take 5 years1

The average time to receive a rare disease diagnosis is approximately 4–5 years. Genetic testing can offer clarity in just weeks.1

79%

fewer hospitalizations2

Earlier answers can mean less reactive care

Children with developmental or intellectual delays experienced 79% fewer hospitalizations in the year after testing.2

98%+

covered patients3

Diagnosis starts with access

Coverage is available for 98%+ of people with commercial insurance who qualify for outpatient exome sequencing.3

Real families.
Real diagnoses.
Real outcomes.

Read stories from families whose genetic testing journey led to diagnosis and a clearer path forward.

What changed after your genetic diagnosis?

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Every diagnosis creates
a new beginning

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Whether you’re exploring testing for epilepsy, developmental delay, or another concern, we’ll help you understand your options and connect with the right resources.

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Too many families spend years searching for answers. Genetic testing can help turn uncertainty into action. Help spread awareness.

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Because a diagnosis isn’t the end of a journey. It’s the beginning of action.