Provider-ordered panels through our lab partner PreCheckHealth Services: pharmacogenomics, hereditary cancer, immunogenetics, and neurogenetics. PreCheckHealth handles panel billing directly, including insurance billing where the panel is covered. Clinical diagnostics, not consumer SNP testing.
PharmacoCheck+ and the Comprehensive Neurogenetic Panel lead, because they pair cleanly with what TITN already does: medication metabolism for ALTMS, and genetic predisposition alongside WAVi brain function. CancerCheck and ImmunoCheck sit adjacent for the practices that need them.
Drug-metabolizing enzyme variants that inform medication selection and dosing. Where a patient sits on the metabolizer spectrum can change which drug, and which dose, makes sense before the first prescription.
A 203-gene neurogenetic panel covering epilepsy, neuromuscular disease, leukodystrophies, hereditary neuropathies, and neurodegenerative conditions. Read alongside a WAVi scan, it puts genetic risk next to functional brain measurement.
CancerCheck, PreCheckHealth's Comprehensive Hereditary Cancer Panel, is a 116-gene panel for patients whose history or risk profile warrants a structured look at inherited cancer-predisposition genes. Provider-ordered, with counseling to support how results are delivered.
A 291-gene immunogenetic panel for patients whose immune-related questions benefit from a genetic lens: inborn errors of immunity, autoimmune predisposition, and immunotherapy responsiveness. Same provider-ordered workflow as the other three.
Provider-ordered, run by PreCheckHealth. The lab's accreditation, the referral model and billing are under Lab partner & billing below.
One referral workflow, ordered differently by specialty. Every panel answers a clinical question the provider already has, and the result returns to the ordering provider, with genetic counseling available through PreCheckHealth, scheduled by phone or email.
Orders the Comprehensive Neurogenetic Panel, 203 genes, when the presentation or the family history raises an inherited question. Reads it next to a WAVi scan, so inherited risk and measured brain function sit in one workup.
Neurology page →Orders PharmacoCheck+ before the next prescription. Reads the drug-metabolizing enzyme variants as one input the prescriber weighs alongside the clinical picture.
Pairs with ALTMS →Orders PharmacoCheck+ or the neurogenetic panel for the patient who wants more than a snapshot. Reads it as the molecular layer under a workup that otherwise changes visit to visit.
Integrative page →Orders the Comprehensive Neurogenetic Panel alongside a cognitive baseline. Reads the result next to present-day function, with genetic counseling through the lab, then tracks the function on the same protocol over the years.
Geriatrics page →Orders the panel that answers the question already on the table, such as PharmacoCheck+ before a new prescription. Reads the result with the specialist referral in mind and sends the patient on where the finding calls for it.
All diagnostics →Orders CancerCheck, 116 genes, for the patient whose personal or family history warrants a structured look at inherited cancer-predisposition genes. Reads it with genetic counseling available through PreCheckHealth, scheduled by phone or email.
Counseling and interpretation →Orders ImmunoCheck, 291 genes, when an immune-related question would benefit from a genetic lens. Reads it through the same provider-ordered workflow as the other three panels, with results returning to the ordering provider.
Ask about ImmunoCheck →No lab to stand up, no specimen pickup to manage, no genetics billing to learn. The workflow keeps your clinic focused on the clinical question.
The ordering provider selects the appropriate panel for a clinical question, the same way any provider-ordered test is initiated.
The patient receives a collection kit and ships the sample back to PreCheckHealth. No in-clinic specimen handling required.
PreCheckHealth handles the panel billing, including insurance billing where the panel is covered. The clinic does not bill, and TITN does not bill.
Clinical results return to the ordering provider, with genetic counseling available to support interpretation and patient delivery.
Genetics is only useful if the read is responsible. Provider-ordered panels return to the ordering provider, and genetic counseling is available so the conversation with the patient is supported. Where TITN's own diagnostics overlap, BMTG can frame the genetic layer alongside functional data.
Provider-ordered genetics can surface findings that need careful delivery. Genetic counseling is available to support result interpretation.
For neurogenetic work, the genetic layer is strongest when it sits beside functional brain data. Pair the Comprehensive Neurogenetic Panel with a WAVi scan to put the panel result and measured brain function in the same workup, with BMTG framing the combined picture where it applies.
TITN does not run a genetics lab and does not resell tests. We refer to PreCheckHealth Services, a clinical laboratory, so your functional and longevity patients can add molecular depth. You order, the patient ships the kit, and PreCheckHealth handles the panel billing.
#10D2210020 · CAP #9101993, published by PreCheckHealth Services on the neurogenetic, hereditary cancer and immunogenetic panel pages. The PharmacoCheck+ page states CLIA compliance without a CAP statement.
Coverage and patient responsibility vary by payer, plan, and panel. Confirm specifics with PreCheckHealth before ordering.
The questions providers ask before they refer for clinical genetic testing.
The neurogenetic, hereditary cancer and immunogenetic panels are run at PreCheckHealth under CLIA #10D2210020 and CAP #9101993. PharmacoCheck+ is a provider-ordered pharmacogenomic panel processed by PreCheckHealth. All four are provider-ordered clinical testing, not consumer SNP testing.
TITN refers; PreCheckHealth bills. The laboratory handles panel billing directly, including insurance billing where the panel is covered, so the practice does not stand up its own lab or carry the billing.
Four: pharmacogenomics, hereditary cancer risk, immunogenetics, and neurogenetics.
A provider orders the panel, and genetic counseling is available to interpret results. The findings can pair with functional brain data from WAVi for a fuller clinical picture.
No. These are clinical-grade, provider-ordered panels run by an accredited lab, not a direct-to-consumer ancestry or wellness DNA kit.
Book a 15-minute call. We will walk through the four panels, the referral workflow and how PreCheckHealth bills, then set up the first order with you.
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