Treating rare diseases just got a shortcut.
Hang on. It will be an emotional ride, but you're not alone.
The data is big. The applications are bigger.
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Proven Technology

Interpreting DNA can help diagnose complex symptoms and expand your treatment options

Patient-Driven

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Modern Research

Uniting patients with leaders in medical research to improve and innovate healthcare options

The In-Depth Difference

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People Focused

Finding a diagnosis for rare neurology symptoms may seem intimidating, but you’re not alone. Nearly 1 in 10 Americans are affected by a “rare” disease. We unite patients and innovators with resources to improve healthcare.

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Modern Tools

Genomic analysis paired with medical care can quickly diagnose thousands of rare diseases. New links between health and genetics are continuously emerging, and WGS offers a unique opportunity to rapidly integrate new information.

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Bridging the Gap

People with rare neurological conditions spend an average of 7 years searching for a diagnosis, yet many are left with limited treatment options. Free access delivers this revolutionary technology to thousands of patients in need.

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Rigorous Analytics

Genomic insights will advance research in this under-studied area of healthcare. A patient-first approach encourages our team to push the limits of medical science and develop technologies to improve healthcare.

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Counseling & Support

Engagement with genetic counselors and advocacy networks can unlock the full potential of your genomic analysis. Learn from the leaders in patient care about established and emerging treatment options.

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Lasting Impact

We sequence your genome to allow for repeated analysis as new findings are confirmed – a major benefit compared to other sequencing methods. This allows us to update every diagnostic report and perform cutting-edge research.

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