Genetic Results Review

Already have results from a direct-to-consumer kit like 23andMe or AncestryDNA, or a report from a clinical genetic test? We provide an expert review that clarifies what matters, what does not, and what your findings actually mean for your health and your family. Everything happens through telehealth, with no referral and no waitlist.

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You might be a fit if

• You received a DTC result that raised a red flag and want to know if it is real

• You have a clinical genetic report you do not fully understand

• You want a second opinion on a variant you have already been given

• You uploaded your raw DNA data to a third-party tool and got a worrying result

• You want to know whether your results call for any action, or none at all

• You have genetic results of any kind that you would like explained clearly

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What working with us looks like

We review your results carefully, whether they came from a consumer kit, a third-party raw-data interpretation, or a clinical laboratory. We explain what each finding means, whether it is reliable, and whether it changes anything for your health. When a result needs confirmation or a proper clinical test, we tell you honestly and help you take the right next step.

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An honest note about consumer tests

Direct-to-consumer tests can be a useful starting point, but they have real limits. Many test only a handful of variants and can miss the majority of risk, and third-party tools that interpret raw data are known to produce false alarms. A worrying DTC result does not necessarily mean what it appears to, and a reassuring one does not always rule things out. We help you understand exactly where your results stand and whether confirmatory clinical testing is worth pursuing.

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Common questions

My at-home genetic test result flagged a gene. Should I be worried?

Not necessarily. Consumer results and raw-data interpretations produce false positives fairly often. We review the finding and tell you whether it is likely real and whether it warrants confirmatory testing.

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Can you interpret raw data I uploaded to another site?

Yes, with appropriate caution. We explain what those third-party interpretations are worth and what to trust, and we guide you toward clinical testing when it is warranted.

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What will I get out of this?

A clear, honest read on your results: what they mean, what they do not, and what, if anything, to do next.

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Get the clarity your results deserve

Do not sit with a worrying or confusing result. Book a free 10-minute discovery call, or schedule your results review and we will make sense of it together.