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Pharmacogenomic Testing: Personalized Medication Selection
Discover how your unique genetic profile can guide smarter medication choices and improve treatment outcomes.
The Problem:
Trial-and-Error Prescribing Harms Patients
2M+
ER Visits
Due to medication complications
50%
Failed Treatments
Medications fail to work as intended
$130B+
Wasted Spending
On medication-related complications
4th
Leading Cause of Death
Due to adverse drug events
“Many adverse drug reactions are gene-related and can be prevented.”
— FDA, 2024 Drug Safety Communications
The Solution:
Personalized Medicine Through Pharmacogenomics
What Is Pharmacogenomic Testing?
Pharmacogenomics studies how your genes affect medication response. It helps tailor treatments for better results with fewer side effects.
Over 98% of people carry genetic variants that influence drug metabolism, making this testing invaluable for medication selection.
A simple cheek swab is used to identify gene variants impacting drug metabolism and interaction.
Benefits of PGx Approach
1
Faster Therapeutic Benefit
Reduce trial-and-error cycles by recommending optimal medications from the start.
2
Fewer side effects
Identify high-risk interactions before patient's experience adverse drug reactions and dependency risks.
3
Cost efficiency
Reduces medication costs and healthcare costs.
How Testing Improves Medication Selection
Reveals Genetic Differences
Identifies genetic variations affecting drug processing.
Guides Precise Dosing
Personalizes medication dosages to your genetic profile.
Targets Effective Treatments
Matches patients with therapies based on genetic markers.
Medical Specialties Benefiting from PGx
Behavioral Health
Cardiology
Oncology
Pain Management
Geriatrics
Pediatrics
Substance Use Treatment
Maternal Health
PGx testing should be a standard of care, not an optional add-on.
Start Your Pharmacogenomic Journey

Talk to us about whether pharmacogenomic testing could optimize your medication plan.
With ongoing advances, pharmacogenomics is shaping personalized medicine—making treatments safer and more effective.