Overview

The Individual Genome Sequencing (IGS) service can provide you and your doctor with valuable information regarding your genetic makeup. It is important to speak with your doctor or a medical geneticist if you are interested in genome sequencing. He or she can help you determine whether or not IGS might be right for you.

Prior to ordering IGS, your doctor (or geneticist/genetic counselor) will meet with you to discuss what you may, or may not, learn from genome sequencing, as well as review important considerations. Once your genome sequence has been completed, your doctor will discuss your sequence with you and help formulate an action plan, which may include ordering a second, clinically validated test to investigate an IGS result relevant to your health concern.

Before ordering an individual genome sequencing service, we recommend that you:

Discuss your interest with a doctor or geneticist who can lead you through the process
Know what genetic information you are seeking
Learn whether IGS will provide the information you need
Consider what additional information you may, or may not, want to learn based on your genome sequence

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Illumina

Please note:
Individual Genome Sequencing will be performed in Illumina's CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvements Amendment)-certified and CAP (College of American Pathologists)-accredited Clinical Services Laboratory's, under a valid and unexpired California Clinical Laboratory License. The Individual Genome Sequence information is generated by licensed personnel using an analytically validated process. Consistent with Lab Developed Tests, it has not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

This genome sequence information can be analyzed to potentially aid your doctor in the evaluation of a broad range of health conditions or physiological traits. You will not receive medical results, or a diagnosis, or a recommendation for treatment from Illumina. Any results arising from the analysis of your genome sequence information that might be deemed medically actionable should be confirmed using alternative testing. If you have any questions or concerns about what you learn through your genome sequence information, you should contact your doctor or a genetic counselor.

Currently Illumina does not accept orders for individual genome sequencing services from the following states: Florida, New York, and Rhode Island.