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Pharmacogenomics (PGx) is the science of how your genes affect your response to medications. A simple DNA test can help predict how you metabolize drugs, what works for you, and what to avoid.
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We believe in transparency and want you to feel confident at every step. Whether you're just exploring your options or ready to dive into your pharmacogenomic journey, our pricing is simple and clear. Below are the available services, what each includes, and exactly what you’ll pay—no surprises.
Free intro call to learn if PGx testing is right for you.
One-on-one time with Dr. Yana
Opportunity to ask initial questions
Overview of how the process works
Help deciding which service is right for you
For patients who already have PGx results
Review of your existing PGx test results
Medication list evaluation
Personalized recommendations
Suggestions for your provider
Covers your medication history and includes ordering a new PGx test.
Full medication history review
Ordering of PGx test
Personalized medication guidance
Coordination with your provider if needed
One-on-one support after your initial consult to check progress, adjust meds, or answer new questions.
Review of any changes made by your provider
Additional guidance based on your PGx results
Addressing new symptoms or concerns
Ensuring continued alignment with your test results
Pharmacogenomics is the study of how your genes affect your response to medications. It helps predict which medications are likely to be effective or cause side effects — based on your unique DNA.
If you’ve experienced side effects, tried multiple medications without success, or want to avoid trial-and-error prescribing, PGx testing can help find the most effective and safest options faster.
It’s simple — usually a cheek swab or saliva sample. No needles or bloodwork required.
It shows how your body processes specific medications, helping your doctor choose the right drug and dosage tailored to you.
Your genetic makeup doesn't change, so one test can guide medication decisions for many years. However, science is evolving and new discoveries are made. The test might need to be reapeated some day in the future.
Sometimes. It depends on your insurance plan and medical necessity. We’ll help you understand your options, including labs that offer affordable out-of-pocket pricing.
Yes. Your information is protected under HIPAA. We do not share your data with third parties without your consent, and labs must follow strict privacy regulations.
"I’ve been on medications for years and always felt like something was off. I had side effects, had to switch doses, and nothing ever felt right. Dr. Yana took the time to explain everything and helped me understand how my genes affect the way I process medication. For the first time, I feel like my treatment actually fits me. Highly recommend her to anyone who’s struggled with finding the right medication."
— Jasmine R., Orlando, FL
I was thoroughly impressed with the level of personalization in my care plan. The healthcare team took the time to understand my medical history, lifestyle, and personal preferences.
I was amazed at how thorough and compassionate the healthcare team was in creating my care plan. They really listened to my concerns and tailored everything to suit my needs. It has made a huge difference in my recovery process.
The personalized care plan I received was exactly what I needed. The team’s attention to detail and their ability to adjust the plan as my needs changed was impressive. I feel much healthier and more in control of my health.
Thanks to the customized care plan, my quality of life has improved dramatically. The interventions were spot-on, and the continuous monitoring ensured that I stayed on the right track. I couldn’t be more grateful for the care I received.
Dr. Yana can help you understand if pharmacogenomic testing is right for you. No pressure, no commitment — just real answers to help you feel more confident about your medications.
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