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DIAGNOSTICS

Your genes are not your fate, but they are good to know

Clinical-grade genetic testing and biological-age estimates, with counseling.

What it is

Genetic tests can reveal inherited cholesterol disorders, cardiomyopathy and cancer-risk genes. Epigenetic clocks estimate biological age. We order these thoughtfully and explain them in plain language.

Physician explaining a heart model to a patient during a consultation

Who it’s for

  • People with a family history of early heart disease or cancer
  • Data-curious members who want a biological-age baseline

What to expect

  1. Pre-test counseling
  2. Saliva or blood sample
  3. Results visit with your physician

The evidence, in plain language

Clinical genetic testing has clear value in specific situations. Epigenetic age tests are interesting research tools, but they are not yet validated to guide treatment.

Safety first

  • Genetic results can affect family members
  • We discuss privacy and insurance implications before testing

Questions we hear

Will a biological age test tell me what to do?

Not on its own. We use it as context, not as a diagnosis.

What does it cost?

Pricing shared at your Discovery Visit.

Ready when you are

Start with a Discovery Visit. We will listen first, then recommend only what makes sense for you.

Refuah programs support, and never replace, care from your own physicians. Results vary from person to person and nothing here is a promise of a specific outcome. Imagery is illustrative.