Genome Medical is breaking down barriers to genetic testing access for people with a rare condition that has for too long baffled the medical community.

Infertility is a complex yet common medical condition. It is estimated that 10 to 15 percent of couples experience infertility.

Have you ever wondered why some medications work for you while others seem to have no effect? There are many factors that affect how the body processes medications, but your DNA plays a very important role.

Fertility treatment options are used for a number of reasons, including infertility, a family history of a genetic condition, and to achieve pregnancy by members of the LGBTQ community. While the impetus for seeking treatment may differ, the procedure options remain the same.

Six years ago, I started a journey to create a health care company that would bridge the gap between available genomic technology and current medical practices. At the time, despite the existence of incredible medical achievements and the advancement of DNA sequencing, many physicians, patients and...

2021 was a pivotal year for advances in genomic medicine. Our industry at large is primed with new testing capabilities and novel therapeutics on the brink of entering the market – now is the time to deliver expanded availability of genomic medicine for all.

Yes, you can inherit breast cancer from your father, prostate cancer from your mother, and vice versa. Here’s why.

 “I look most like my dad, and he suffered from a heart attack early in life, so I will likely have a heart attack as well.”

Genomics and the Future of Healthcare

A Q&A between Samsung's Young Sohn and Genome Medical's Lisa Alderson

Genomics is transforming healthcare by making it more targeted, personalized and proactive. However, bringing genome-enabled health care to citizens across the U.S. and beyond remains...

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In the years-long integration of telehealth into the health care system, 2020 will definitely be recognized as a tipping point. Starting in the second quarter, millions of people participated for the first time in virtual visits with their health care providers. While the impetus was the COVID-19...

As the pandemic continues to challenge all of us, we’ve been giving a lot of thought to how health systems, hospitals and providers can guide patients back for genomic care. We have identified five key steps that we believe provide an excellent framework for ensuring that patients get the genomic...

In advance of the Fourth of July holiday, while we celebrate this national day of independence and freedom, we must reflect and remember the true meaning of these words and ask ourselves what we can do—individually and collectively—to actively promote social justice and strive for freedom and...

Posted July 1, 2020

Genome Medical today announced that it has raised $14 million to expand its clinical genetics care and operations. The funds will specifically support the accelerated development of the Genome Care Delivery^TM technology platform to address the rapid growth in virtual care needs...

Precision medicine is a common term used in health care. But what does it mean? Learn more about what precision medicine is, what it is not and how this approach to medical care can be valuable to individuals, families and health systems when paired with clinical experts in genomic medicine.

Four years ago today, my two co-founders and I started Genome Medical. It has been an incredible journey so far, and I want to take a moment to share some reflections on what we’ve achieved and where we’re headed.

I am deeply saddened by the tragic events unfolding across the United States. The social injustices present in our nation require us to speak up.