Support Your Patients with Precision

Pharmacogenomic (PGx) testing offers a valuable tool for improving treatment compliance and outcomes, minimizing adverse drug reactions, and strengthening patient trust in your practice. Dr. Yana works directly with your practice to help integrate genetic insight into real-world clinical care.

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Why Add PGx to Your Practice?

Personalize treatment plans with greater accuracy

Reduce trial-and-error prescribing

Decrease risk of side effects and medication failures

Improve patient satisfaction and adherence

Optimize dosing and drug selection

Align with CPIC and FDA-supported guidelines

Lower healthcare costs by reducing adverse events

Who We Work With:

Private physician practices.

Long-term care and assisted living facilities.

Hospitals and specialty clinics.

Independent and specialty pharmacies.

How We Support You:

Consultation and interpretation of PGx test results.

Medication treatment review and management.

Integration of PGx into clinical protocols.

Education for clinicians and support staff.

FAQ's

Why should I add PGx testing to my practice?

It positions you as an innovative provider who utilizes the latest available technology for personalized treatment approach.

Why work with Dr. Yana instead of using the lab's report?

Most labs provide generic recommendations. Dr. Yana applies real clinical insight, factoring in age, organ function, lifestyle, and polypharmacy.

What types of medications are commonly affected?

Antidepressants, opioids, statins, blood thinners, antiemetics, seizure medications, PPIs, and ADHD treatments.

Is PGx clinically validated?

Yes — supported by CPIC clinical guidelines, FDA drug labeling, and numerous scientific and randomized clinical studies.

Will this replace my clinical judgment?

No — it’s an added tool. Your expertise is central. PGx helps inform and support your decisions.

What if the patient is stable on their current medication?

That’s okay. Results may still offer insight, explain past reactions, or help with future prescribing decisions.