Genesight & Tempus DNA Testing
At Kaiwell Health, we use advanced genetic testing to deliver a more personalized, science-driven approach to mental health care. By analyzing your unique genetic profile, we gain insight into how your body responds to medications, processes nutrients, and metabolizes treatments.
This information helps guide more precise treatment decisions—improving medication effectiveness, reducing potential side effects, and supporting overall wellness.
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Our team will walk you through each step of the process, clearly explaining your results and translating them into a personalized care plan designed specifically for you. With this knowledge, you can feel confident making informed decisions about your mental health and long-term well-being.
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GeneSight® and Tempus pharmacogenetic testing are available and may be covered by insurance.
Genetic Testing FAQs
What is genetic (pharmacogenetic) testing? Genetic testing analyzes how your DNA may affect your response to certain medications. This helps your provider better understand which medications may be more effective and which may carry a higher risk of side effects.
How can genetic testing help my mental health treatment? Results can guide more personalized treatment decisions by identifying how your body processes medications. This can help improve effectiveness, reduce trial-and-error prescribing, and minimize unwanted side effects.
What tests do you offer? At Kaiwell Health, we offer GeneSight® and Tempus pharmacogenetic testing, both of which are widely used tools to support medication selection and treatment planning.
Is the test painful? No. The test is simple and non-invasive, typically completed with a cheek swab or saliva sample.
How long does it take to get results? Results are usually available within a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the test. Your provider will review the results with you once they are ready.
Will my insurance cover genetic testing? Many insurance plans may cover genetic testing, depending on your provider and eligibility. We recommend checking with your insurance company or contacting our office for assistance with verification.
