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Health screening
testing available

• DNA Health test
• Epigenetics & DNA Health Test
• Full DNA Health, Disease and
Congenital Screening
• Epigenetics, Full DNA Health,
Disease and Congenital
Screening

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Health screening
testing available

• DNA Health test
• Epigenetics & DNA Health Test
• Full DNA Health, Disease and
Congenital Screening
• Epigenetics, Full DNA Health,
Disease and Congenital
Screening

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Health screening
testing available

• DNA Health test
• Epigenetics & DNA Health Test
• Full DNA Health, Disease and
Congenital Screening
• Epigenetics, Full DNA Health,
Disease and Congenital
Screening

View All

Health screening
testing available

• DNA Health test
• Epigenetics & DNA Health Test
• Full DNA Health, Disease and
Congenital Screening
• Epigenetics, Full DNA Health,
Disease and Congenital
Screening

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What is

Genomic Testing

Genetic testing finds changes in genes that can cause health problems. It's mainly used to diagnose rare and inherited health conditions and some cancers.

Genetic testing finds changes in genes that can cause health problems. It's mainly used to diagnose rare and inherited health conditions and some cancers.

What is

Genomic Testing

Genetic testing finds changes in genes that can cause health problems. It's mainly used to diagnose rare and inherited health conditions and some cancers.

Why would I be offered a genetic test?

You may be offered a genetic test because:

You may be offered a genetic test because:

Possible Genetic Condition

Your doctor thinks you might have a health condition caused by a change to 1 or more of your genes

Family Health History

someone in your family has a health condition that's caused by changes to genes

Hereditary Cancer Risk

Some of your close relatives have had a particular type of cancer that could be inherited

COMING SOON

Genetic Risks for Children

You or your partner have a health condition that could be passed on to your children

Why would I be offered a genetic test?

You may be offered a genetic test because:

Possible Genetic Condition

Your doctor thinks you might have a health condition caused by a change to 1 or more of your genes

Family Health History

someone in your family has a health condition that's caused by changes to genes

Hereditary Cancer Risk

Some of your close relatives have had a particular type of cancer that could be inherited

COMING SOON

Genetic Risks for Children

You or your partner have a health condition that could be passed on to your children

What a genetic test can tell me

A genetic test can:

A genetic test can:

Rare Disease Diagnosis

Assisting in the diagnosis of a rare health condition in a child through specialised expertise

Inherited Health Risks

We help you understand if an inherited health condition might impact you, your child, or other family members, aiding in decisions about family planning.

Personalized Risk Assessment 

We provide insights to determine if you're at a heightened risk of developing specific health conditions, including certain types of cancer.

Tailored Treatment Options

We offer guidance to doctors in determining the appropriate medication or treatment for your condition

Clinical Trial Eligibility

We provide guidance to doctors regarding your eligibility to participate in a clinical trial.

Information:

Information:

The Genetic Health Hub is launching whole genome sequencing as part of the Genetic Health Hub Genomic Medicine Service. Whole genome sequencing examines all of your genetic material simultaneously, unlike other types of genetic tests which only analyse a portion.

What a genetic test can tell me

A genetic test can:

Rare Disease Diagnosis

Assisting in the diagnosis of a rare health condition in a child through specialised expertise

Inherited Health Risks

We help you understand if an inherited health condition might impact you, your child, or other family members, aiding in decisions about family planning.

Personalized Risk Assessment 

We provide insights to determine if you're at a heightened risk of developing specific health conditions, including certain types of cancer.

Tailored Treatment Options

We offer guidance to doctors in determining the appropriate medication or treatment for your condition

Clinical Trial Eligibility

We provide guidance to doctors regarding your eligibility to participate in a clinical trial.

Information:

The Genetic Health Hub is launching whole genome sequencing as part of the Genetic Health Hub Genomic Medicine Service. Whole genome sequencing examines all of your genetic material simultaneously, unlike other types of genetic tests which only analyse a portion.

Who can have a genetic test on the Genetic Health Hub?

Genetic testing is for individuals interested in understanding their genetic makeup, assessing inherited condition risks, or making informed health decisions.

Who can have a genetic test on the Genetic Health Hub?

Genetic testing is for individuals interested in understanding their genetic makeup, assessing inherited condition risks, or making informed health decisions.

Is genetic testing worth the price?

Is genetic testing worth the price?

The value of genetic testing depends on factors like the specific test, potential health benefits, and personal preferences. It can offer valuable insights into health risks and inform treatment decisions, making it worth considering for some individuals.

Genetic Counselling

Genetic Counselling

When you're offered a genetic test, you may be referred to a genetic counsellor to help you think through what the test means for your client and their family.

When you're offered a genetic test, you may be referred to a genetic counsellor to help you think through what the test means for your client and their family.

When you're offered a genetic test, you may be referred to a genetic counsellor to help you think through what the test means for your client and their family.

Our genetic counsellors can help patients understand:

Our genetic counsellors can help patients understand:

Our genetic counsellors can help patients understand:

The risks and benefits of you having a genetic test

The potential results of your test and what they mean

How your family members may be affected if the test shows a serious health condition runs in your family

The risk of you and your partner passing on a health condition to your children

Your options if you have a child with an inherited health condition and you do not want your next child to inherit it

The impact on family

Patients may want to consider how the results of a genetic test may affect them and others in their family. If the genetic test shows there are changes to their genes that cause a health condition, this may mean that other members of their family also have it. In this situation, you may recommend that other members of their family also have a genetic test. There's also a chance that the test gives patients information about their relatives that they or they may not have known before. For example, it may show that they were adopted or that their biological father is not who they thought they were. This is because the test can show that they do not share genes with their family members. Find out more information by booking an introduction call to learn about the risks and benefits of genetic testing.

The impact on family

Patients may want to consider how the results of a genetic test may affect them and others in their family. If the genetic test shows there are changes to their genes that cause a health condition, this may mean that other members of their family also have it. In this situation, you may recommend that other members of their family also have a genetic test. There's also a chance that the test gives patients information about their relatives that they or they may not have known before. For example, it may show that they were adopted or that their biological father is not who they thought they were. This is because the test can show that they do not share genes with their family members. Find out more information by booking an introduction call to learn about the risks and benefits of genetic testing.

Having a genetic test

Having a genetic test

At the Genetic Health Hub, we conduct genetic testing using a sample of your saliva. We provide patients with a simple-to-use, non-invasive test kit that they can easily administer at home. Once the sample is collected, it is sent to our industry-leading lab for analysis. Our state-of-the-art laboratory employs advanced technology and rigorous quality control measures to ensure accurate and reliable results. After analysis, patients receive comprehensive reports detailing their genetic insights, empowering them to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.

Getting the results

Getting the results

You'll receive an estimated timeframe for your test results. Our single, efficient test process typically delivers results in 2 weeks, minimising the need for additional testing.

You'll receive an estimated timeframe for your test results. Our single, efficient test process typically delivers results in 2 weeks, minimising the need for additional testing.

You have a change in your genes which is known to cause a health condition

You do not have a change in your genes which is known to cause a health condition

It's not clear what the results mean for your health (but doctors may have a better understanding of the results in the future)

After you get your results, you may be referred to a genetic counsellor to help you understand what they mean for you and your family.