Diagnostics · Molecular · Provider-Ordered

Genetic Panels via PreCheckHealth

Clinical-grade genetics, the kind insurance recognizes.

Provider-ordered panels through our lab partner PreCheckHealth Services: pharmacogenomics, hereditary cancer, immunogenetics, and neurogenetics. The patient ships a kit, PreCheckHealth bills insurance directly, and your clinic adds molecular depth without standing up a lab line. Clinical diagnostics, not consumer SNP testing.

Lab partner: PreCheckHealth Provider-ordered TITN refers, PreCheckHealth bills Virtual genetic counseling

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PreCheckHealth Services · provider-ordered panels

Pharmaco

Cancer

Immuno

Neuro

Lab Partner & Model

A clinical lab partner, ordered by you, billed by them.

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 bills insurance directly.

Lab partner: PreCheckHealth Services

Clinical laboratory · provider-ordered diagnostics

Referral partner

Accreditation

CLIA #10D2210020 · CAP #9101993. Certified under CLIA 1988 to perform high-complexity molecular testing, both numbers as published by PreCheckHealth Services.
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What this is

Clinical diagnostics · provider-ordered, lab-validated, insurance-recognized panels
Genetic counseling · virtual counseling available to support result interpretation
Added depth · molecular context for functional, longevity, and complex patients

What this is not

Not 23andMe-style consumer SNP testing. These are provider-ordered clinical panels with clinical reporting, ordered by a physician for a clinical question, not a direct-to-consumer ancestry or wellness product.

The referral model

Where TITN sits, and where it does not

What TITN claims: TITN is a referral partner. We connect your practice to PreCheckHealth's provider-ordered panels and the workflow around them. Your patients get clinical-grade genetics; you get added depth for the patients who want it.

What TITN does not claim: TITN is not a reseller of these panels and does not bill the panel. The clinic does not bill the panel either. PreCheckHealth bills insurance directly. TITN does not interpret results or provide genetic counseling; that is the ordering provider and PreCheckHealth's counseling service.

How the money moves

TITN refers the practice and supports the workflow
The provider orders the appropriate panel for a clinical question
The patient receives and ships a collection kit
PreCheckHealth bills the patient's insurance directly for the panel

Coverage and patient responsibility vary by payer, plan, and panel. Confirm specifics with PreCheckHealth before ordering.

The Four Panels

Four provider-ordered panels. Two anchor the conversation.

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.

PharmacoCheck+

Pharmacogenomics

PGx Drug metabolism

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.

Anchor panel Medication selection Dosing guidance Pairs with ALTMS

Comprehensive Neurogenetic Panel

Neurogenetics

203 Genes

A 203-gene neurogenetic panel for genetic predisposition across neurological presentations. Read alongside a WAVi scan, it puts genetic risk next to functional brain measurement: the predisposition and the present-day picture together.

Anchor panel 203 genes Predisposition Pairs with WAVi

CancerCheck

Hereditary cancer

116 Genes

A 116-gene hereditary cancer 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.

116 genes Hereditary risk Adjacent panel

ImmunoCheck

Immunogenetics

291 Genes

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.

291 genes Immune genetics Adjacent panel

How the Referral Works

Provider orders. Patient ships a kit. PreCheckHealth bills.

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.

Provider orders

The ordering provider selects the appropriate panel for a clinical question, the same way any provider-ordered test is initiated.

Patient ships the kit

The patient receives a collection kit and ships the sample back to PreCheckHealth. No in-clinic specimen handling required.

PreCheckHealth bills

PreCheckHealth bills the patient's insurance directly for the panel. The clinic does not bill, and TITN does not bill.

Results + counseling

Clinical results return to the ordering provider, with virtual genetic counseling available to support interpretation and patient delivery.

Clinical Use

Where molecular depth changes the conversation.

Provider-ordered genetics is most useful where it answers a question the patient is already asking: why a medication worked or did not, where inherited risk sits, and how predisposition lines up with present-day function.

Medication selection & dosing

PharmacoCheck+ surfaces drug-metabolizing enzyme variants so prescribing starts informed, not by trial and error. Especially relevant for psychiatric medication metabolism.

Neurogenetic predisposition

The 203-gene Comprehensive Neurogenetic Panel adds inherited-risk context. Read with a WAVi scan, predisposition and functional brain data sit side by side.

Hereditary cancer risk

CancerCheck (116 genes) gives a structured look at inherited cancer-predisposition genes for patients whose history warrants it, with counseling on delivery.

Immunogenetic context

ImmunoCheck (291 genes) brings a genetic lens to immune-related questions, ordered through the same provider workflow as the other panels.

Functional & longevity depth

For functional-medicine and longevity patients who want more than a snapshot, genetics adds a durable molecular layer to the workup.

Counseling-supported delivery

Virtual genetic counseling helps the ordering provider deliver results responsibly, so a complex finding lands with context, not anxiety.

Interpretation & Counseling

Results come back to the ordering provider, with counseling on hand.

Genetics is only useful if the read is responsible. Provider-ordered panels return to the ordering provider, and virtual 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.

Virtual genetic counseling

Complex results, delivered with support.

Provider-ordered genetics can surface findings that need careful delivery. Virtual genetic counseling is available through the panel workflow to help the ordering provider interpret and communicate results, so a high-impact finding reaches the patient with context.

Results return to the ordering provider, not direct to consumer
Counseling supports interpretation and patient delivery
Keeps the clinical conversation in the provider's hands

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Pairing with BMTG & WAVi

Predisposition next to present-day function.

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 inherited risk and measured brain function in the same workup, with BMTG framing the combined picture where it applies.

Neurogenetic predisposition plus WAVi functional brain assessment
PharmacoCheck+ alongside ALTMS for psychiatric medication metabolism
A molecular layer under the baseline, treat, retest method

How BMTG reads pair →

Specialty Fit

Who reaches for provider-ordered genetics.

The practices that already think in baselines and risk profiles tend to adopt genetics first. Where it lands:

Functional & Integrative Longevity & Wellness Psychiatry & ALTMS Neurology Primary Care Concierge Medicine Oncology & Risk Counseling

See It + Pair It

See the workflow, then build the full picture.

Common questions

Genetic panels, answered.

The questions providers ask before they refer for clinical genetic testing.

Are these clinical-grade panels?

Yes. The panels are processed by PreCheckHealth, a CLIA and CAP accredited laboratory. This is provider-ordered clinical testing, not consumer SNP testing.

How does billing work?

TITN refers; PreCheckHealth bills. The laboratory bills insurance directly under a patient-referral model, so the practice does not stand up its own lab or carry the billing.

Which panels are available?

Four: pharmacogenomics, hereditary cancer risk, immunogenetics, and neurogenetics.

Who orders and interprets them?

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.

Is this the same as a consumer DNA test?

No. These are clinical-grade, provider-ordered panels run by an accredited lab, not a direct-to-consumer ancestry or wellness DNA kit.

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Lab partner & accreditation

PreCheckHealth Services · clinical laboratory partner; the four provider-ordered panels (PharmacoCheck+, CancerCheck, ImmunoCheck, Comprehensive Neurogenetic Panel).
CLIA #10D2210020 and CAP #9101993 · high-complexity molecular testing accreditation, as published by PreCheckHealth Services. PreCheckHealth, CancerCheck page

Panel specifications

Gene counts per PreCheckHealth panel pages: CancerCheck 116, ImmunoCheck 291, Comprehensive Neurogenetic 203, and PharmacoCheck+ (pharmacogenomics, variable variant set). Confirm current gene lists with the lab before ordering.
Anchor pairings (PharmacoCheck+ with ALTMS for psychiatric medication metabolism; Neurogenetic with WAVi for predisposition plus functional brain assessment) are TITN clinical-positioning statements.

Referral & billing model

TITN is a referral partner, not a reseller. PreCheckHealth bills insurance directly; the clinic does not bill the panel and TITN does not bill the panel. Per TITN partnership terms with PreCheckHealth.
Coverage and patient responsibility vary by payer, plan, and panel. Confirm specifics with PreCheckHealth before ordering.

Related TITN diagnostics

WAVi research index · manufacturer-curated white papers and publications, for the WAVi pairing.
TM-Flow / LD Technology studies: ldteck.com/studies · for the autonomic and vascular pairing.