Introduction of DNA testing in your clinic
Offer a cutting edge new service for your patients along with a new income stream for the clinic!
Get a complete set up from start to finish for clinics to start using medical DNA testing!
Absolutely free if your clinic adopts Merogenomics selected DNA test providers!
Please inquire about the cost of a set up with independent desired providers.
Work with the best medical DNA test
providers in the world!
All service providers are CLIA/CAP certified laboratories servicing clinics and hospitals around the world, with extensive experience in medical interpretation of genetic information.
About us
Merogenomics is a wholesaler of DNA sequencing tests and supporting services for clinical purposes. For this reason, all tests accessed through Merogenomics require a medical doctor to sign the test requisition form. We provide access to the best quality tests for medical purposes to be used by the ordering physician for the medical management of the patient.
- Merogenomics provides educational support for each individual towards informed consent prior to the purchase of the test.
- Merogenomics provides support to the ordering physician in terms of background information and access to resources.
Merogenomics offer
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DNA test catalog Select preferred medical DNA testing services from a complete catalog of top quality service providers. Doctors can match DNA tests to their expertise or personal interest |
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Marketing Marketing material is provided to clinics to advertise the new advantages of DNA testing to visiting patients |
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Training Training is provided to clinic participating physicians on the general and test specific concepts of DNA testing. Checklist of proficiency measures physician personal sense of readiness |
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Online ecommerce Each participating clinic obtains access to online store listing the type of DNA tests available to patients |
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Informed consent Each patient obtains educational content to achieve proficient understanding of DNA testing informed consent. Each patient has an option of free 30 minute consult for additional questions. Patients receives checklist of topics expected to be understood towards adequate informed consent |
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Clinical support Access to clinical support from medical genetics experts of the DNA testing service providers available to ordering physicians |
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Financing Patients can opt in for monthly financing to cover the cost of the selected DNA tests. Financial support for patients in dire need of testing without means can be available |
Clinic benefits
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Advanced knowledge Clinic physicians gain education and training in advanced use medical genomics that might not be easily accessible |
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Preventive care Medical DNA testing can be used to identify existing conditions or predisposition to conditions, allowing doctors to take preventative measures if intervention is available and provide the patient with advanced knowledge |
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Patient stratification For affected patients DNA testing can pinpoint the condition within broad spectrum category which could influence the patient management |
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Family history / referrals All DNA testing prompts collection of valuable family history that might otherwise not be available to the physician. In addition, identification of pathogenic DNA alterations can result in cascade testing important to other family members |
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Modify patient lifestyle DNA test results can act as a powerful incentive for patient adoption of healthy lifestyle choices recommended by the doctor |
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Competitive edge While medical DNA testing is widely recognized for its importance, its use is still generally not adopted due to doctors’ limited background and training, providing the participating clinics a competitive advantage |
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Lifetime
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World class doctor support
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Selected best DNA test providers
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Designed for medical use of DNA
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Access to genetic counseling
DNA tests available
Target group |
DNA test type |
TAT |
DNA tested |
Indications |
Prenatal |
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3-5 business days |
Maternal/placental blood circulating cell-free DNA for fetal chromosomal abnormalities |
-Abnormal ultrasound or blood work results |
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3-4 weeks |
Amniotic fluid fetal DNA for fetus analysis of all genes in the genome (gene panel) |
-Abnormal NIPT |
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8 weeks |
Amniotic fluid fetal DNA for fetus analysis of all genome DNA |
-Abnormal NIPT |
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Undiagnosed diseases |
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14–21 days |
Patient blood/saliva DNA for analysis of select genes in the genome (gene panel) |
-Abnormal characteristics |
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4-6 weeks (10-21 days for more targeted panels) |
Patient blood/saliva DNA for analysis of select genes in the genome (gene panel) |
-Abnormal characteristics |
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6-8 weeks |
Patient blood/saliva DNA for analysis of all genes in the genome |
-Abnormal characteristics |
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8 weeks |
Patient blood/saliva DNA for analysis of all genome DNA |
-Abnormal characteristics |
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Cancer |
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14–21 days |
Patient blood/saliva DNA for analysis of select genes in the genome (gene panel) |
-Supporting family history |
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8 weeks |
Patient blood/saliva DNA for analysis of all genome DNA |
-Supporting family history |
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10 days |
Patient saliva DNA for analysis of select genes in the genome (gene panel) |
-Cancer diagnosis |
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21 days |
Patient biopsy DNA and RNA for analysis of cancer genome DNA and transcriptome. Also patient blood/ saliva for inherited genome DNA analysis |
-Cancer diagnosis |
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Healthy screening |
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10 days |
Patient saliva DNA for analysis of select genes in the genome (gene panel) |
-Screening |
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8 weeks |
Patient blood/saliva DNA for analysis of all genome DNA |
-Screening |
GENE PANELS SPECIFICS
Conditions
tested for
Apolipoprotein C-III Deficiency |
Glycogen Storage Disease Type II/Pompe |
Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy |
Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia |
Brugada Syndrome |
Hyperlipoproteinemia Type III |
Catecholaminergic Polymorphic Ventricular Tachycardia |
LCAT Deficiency/Fish-eye Disease |
Cerebrotendinous Xanthomatosis |
Long QT Syndrome |
Congenital Heart Defects |
Lysosomal Acid Lipase Deficiency |
Dilated Cardiomyopathy |
Marfan Syndrome |
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome |
Noonan Syndrome |
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy |
Additional RASopathies |
Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome |
Short QT Syndrome |
Familial HDL Deficiency |
Sitosterolemia |
Familial Hypercholesterolemia |
Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm/Dissections |
Conditions
tested for
Autism Spectrum Disorders |
Epilepsy Syndromes |
Familial Hemiplegic Migraine |
Febrile Seizures |
Fragile X-associated Disorders |
Non-lesional Local Epilepsy |
Intellectual Disability |
Tuberous Sclerosis Complex |
300+ medications
tested for following conditions
Acute migraine |
Fungal infection |
ADHD |
Gastroesophageal reflux disease |
Allergies |
Gout |
Alzheimer's disease |
HIV infection |
Anticoagulation |
Hypertension |
Antiplatelet therapy |
Immunosuppression |
Anxiety |
Migraine prophylaxis |
Arrhythmias |
Overactive bladder |
Bacterial infection |
Pain |
Benign prostatic hyperplasia |
Parkinson's disease |
Cancer |
Psychosis |
Chronic hepatitis C |
Rheumatoid arthritis |
Depression |
Seizures |
Diabetes |
Sleep disorders |
Dyslipidemia |
Smoking cessation |
Contact Merogenomics for further test details and additional testing options to match your needs.
Patient journey
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Merogenomics consultation The patient has a consultation with Merogenomics to fully understand informed consent for clinical DNA testing |
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Test purchase The patient picks the DNA test of choice offered by the selected clinic. Alternatively, any DNA test can be selected if ordered by independent doctor |
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Clinic invoice to patient The patient will have the option to purchase the test in full or apply for financing. An invoice is issued to the patient on behalf of an ordering doctor/clinic, allowing the patient to proceed to a clinic to receive the DNA test kit. The DNA test kit can only be obtained upon proof of payment |
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Doctor signs test form The doctor must sign the test requisition form. The ordering doctor is also the doctor who will receive the DNA test results |
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Sample collection The biological sample containing the patient’s DNA must be collected (blood or saliva, depending on DNA test). For blood collection, the blood will be either collected at the clinic of the ordering physician, or at an independent blood collection site |
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Clinic sends kit The DNA test kit can be sent by either the ordering clinic or the independent blood collection site. Sending through an independent blood collection site might require extra fee |
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DNA test provider kit processing The DNA test kit is received by the test service provider. DNA is isolated from the biological sample, checked for quality and sequenced. The DNA code is analyzed for medical interpretation and a report is generated. The ordering physician can then have access to a clinical interpretation of the DNA code |
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Report send to doctor The report is provided to the ordering physician for medical management consideration. The client/patient can only obtain the results from the ordering physician |
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Pathogenic result Pathogenic results will require interpretation oversight by a genetic counselor prior to medical action |
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Genetic counseling The client/patient can choose either public or private genetic counseling access |
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Results management The ordering physician determines medical management of the patient |
Clinic income streams
Test fee
Patient/Family
management
Financing
Contact Merogenomics to learn more about each potential option of revenue and test ordering process.
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