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✓ Simple cheek swab ✓ Consult $125 · results review $150
✓ Telehealth anywhere in NJ & PA ✓ In person in Philadelphia & Williamstown
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HOW IT WORKS
How genetic testing works.
01
A quick cheek swab
A painless swab of the inside of your cheek. No needles.
02
Lab analysis
The lab looks at genes that affect how your body processes many mental health medications.
03
Review it together
In a results-review visit, your provider explains your report and uses it with your history to guide your plan.
What the report tells you.
What it reviews
Common medications used for depression, anxiety, ADHD and other conditions.
How it's sorted
Medications are grouped by how much your genes may affect them.
What it can't do
It doesn't diagnose a condition or tell you which medication will work best.
Who it may help
People who have tried several medications or had side effects. Your provider will decide with you.
Testing is one tool. Your provider uses it alongside your symptoms, history and goals.
Simple, posted prices.
INSURANCE & PRICING
These are our visit fees. They don't include the cost of the test itself, which depends on the lab and your insurance.
GENETIC TESTING VISITS WITH US
Consult · $125
Results review · $150
THE TEST ITSELF
Not included in our visit fees.
Cost depends on the lab and your insurance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the test hurt?
No. It's a quick swab of the inside of your cheek.
How long do results take?
It depends on the lab. Your provider will let you know when to expect them.
Will it tell me which medication is best?
No. It shows how your genes may affect certain medications. Your provider uses it alongside your symptoms and history.
Which medications does it cover?
Many common medications used for depression, anxiety, ADHD and other mental health conditions. Coverage depends on the test.
What does it cost?
Our genetic testing consult is $125 and the results review is $150. These fees don't include the cost of the test itself, which depends on the lab and your insurance.
Do you offer genetic testing?
Yes, for patients in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Feel more like yourself.
Start with a genetic testing consult. Your provider will help you decide whether testing makes sense for you.