Offer your patients a MyDNA test with a consultant included. If a patient chooses to share their reports, you have one more piece of context to discuss alongside your own assessment.
Most patients arrive with a specific complaint and drift away once it eases. Opening the longer-term conversation is harder, and a clinic’s calendar depends on it.
You need a credible reason to talk about the years ahead that isn’t a package deal.
We set up partner terms that suit your clinic, usually a referral arrangement, sometimes with a patient talk. Terms are agreed on application.
Offer it to patients who ask about the longer term, or leave information at reception. We brief your team on what it is and what it isn’t.
The laboratory runs each sample, and the consultant takes every patient through their results one to one. Results arrive 10 to 14 days after the sample reaches the lab.
If a patient decides to share their reports, you can talk them through at the next appointment alongside your own findings.
You recommend MyDNA to patients who want a longer view of their health, and we handle collection and the results review.
BEST FOR
Single-practitioner and multi-practitioner clinics
A talk for your patients on what genetics can and can’t tell them, built around the idea that genes are about 30% of the story and habits are the rest. Nutrition scans as guests arrive, and kits available on the day.
BEST FOR
Clinics that run patient education events
A MyDNA booth in your waiting area. Patients take a 15-second fingertip nutrition scan and can order a kit on the day.
BEST FOR
Clinics marking an anniversary, a new location or a community day
Partner terms are agreed on application. Talk to us and we’ll put a proposal together for you.
Your clinic never sees anyone’s results unless that patient chooses to show you. Data is never sold, leased or shared with third parties, and anyone can register under a pseudonym.
Only if a patient chooses to share them with you. Results belong to the individual and go to their own private account.
Patients can register under a pseudonym, data is never sold or shared, and in Singapore the MOH moratorium stops insurers from requesting or using these results.
No. A report describes predisposition, not what is happening in the patient’s body today. Your examination and clinical reasoning come first.
If a report raises a health question, the patient should take it to their doctor.
A MyDNA consultant, in a one-to-one review that’s included in the price. Questions about a specific condition or medication always go to the patient’s doctor or pharmacist.
No. MyDNA is a direct-to-consumer, non-medical genetic test for wellness and information. The reports show predisposition, which is likelihood, not certainty.
It isn’t a health screening and it doesn’t replace medical advice or your professional assessment.
Offer patients a clearer picture of how they’re built, with a consultant to explain it and your assessment still at the centre.
Send us a few details and we’ll suggest where to start.
MyDNA provides direct-to-consumer genetic testing for wellness and informational purposes. It is not a medical diagnostic test and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, health screening or treatment. Genetic predisposition indicates likelihood, not certainty. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your personal health, and before starting any supplement, particularly if you are pregnant, have an existing condition, or take prescribed medication.