GeneS for doctors and labs

Heal with Precision

Gene S is using groundbreaking pharmacogenomics technologies to drive better results for doctors and patients.

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GeneS for patients

Precision in Practice:
Optimal Drug, Perfect Dose, On Time

We're dedicated to a world where patients receive the right medication, fast and safe, tailored to their genetic profile to avoid adverse reactions. With Gene S pharmacogenomics technology, personalised medicine can benefit more patients.

How we work

For Patients

With Gene S pharmacogenomic testing you are reassured that the medicine prescribed by your doctor is appropriate for you based on your unique genetic profile. This can result in dramatically improved effectiveness and a decrease in negative side effects.

For Doctors

With Gene S pharmacogenomic reporting, doctors have the opportunity to prescribe medication based on the patient's genetic profile. The benefits of precision medicine and better patient care are in reach.

For Labs

The Gene S genetic test integrates seamlessly into current laboratory workflows with easy to use analytics software and clinician friendly reporting that deliver results in days, not months.

How it works

Test

When a patient needs prescribed medication a doctor requests a blood test or saliva sample to be sent to a Gene S approved laboratory. That is it, just one blood test or saliva sample.

Report

The doctor then receives a report with the patient's genetic profile. The report specifies the medication and the doses that are suitable for the patient.

Prescribe

Once the doctor receives the report they can prescribe the medicine with certainty. No more trial and error. The right medication at the right dose every time.

Our Founders

Dr. Svetlana Baltic

Dr. Svetlana Baltic

PhD MSc BSc (Hons)

Over 20 years of experience in molecular mechanisms underpinning gene regulation.

Dr Suzanna Lindsey-Temple

Dr Suzanna Lindsey-Temple

FRACP MBBS MBA PhD BSc(Hons)

Clinical Genetics specialist with over 20 years of experience in medical research.

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