Genomic privacy
Identity, operations, health, genetics, restricted wellbeing notes and marketing preferences are separated so one purpose does not quietly become another.
Genetics interpreted alongside current health context
Consent & provenanceEvery permission and source version recorded
Qualified reviewSafety and context checked before release
Measured, not imaginedNo diagnosis or deterministic prediction
Core service, health-data processing, genetic-data processing, contracted supplier access and sample handling are presented separately from future reinterpretation, research, algorithm improvement and marketing.
The laboratory receives the specimen and assay information required to perform the work—not your shop profile, marketing history or general account activity.
A professional must have both the permitted role and an active case assignment. General support can see operational state but cannot browse questionnaire answers, genotype, restricted notes or report content.
Health and genetic answers do not enter URLs, marketing analytics, advertising pixels, session replay, email subjects, SMS bodies or generic customer-relationship systems.
The intake records your right-not-to-know choices, result categories, sample handling and stated retention understanding. A material policy change creates a re-consent task instead of silently replacing your choice.
You can request access, correction, restriction, policy-based deletion, sample destruction or make a complaint. Identity and scope are verified before a sensitive export or destructive action.
The account area exposes active sessions, MFA and recovery controls. Sensitive exports and first report access can require elevated authentication and are recorded in access history.
Ready when you are
It takes a few minutes, does not require payment, and confirms whether the service scope and supervised collection model fit what you need.
Service information is versioned and distinguishes measured findings, supporting evidence, personal context, professional judgement and limitations.
