What certifications does the laboratory have?
We partner with U.S. based genomic sequencing labs that meet the highest standards for clinical testing and quality control.
Laboratory Credentials
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CLIA Certified
Our labs meet Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments requirements. This ensures strict quality control and accurate results in clinical testing. -
CAP Accredited
Our labs are accredited by the College of American Pathologists. CAP accreditation is a gold standard in lab practices and is awarded after rigorous review. -
All Sequencing Done in the U.S.
Every sequencing process is completed in U.S. labs. This ensures compliance with strong regulatory, quality, and data protection standards.
Why These Certifications Matter
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They confirm your genomic data is generated in a lab held to clinical quality and safety standards
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They lend credibility and trust to your sequencing results
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They help protect your privacy because U.S. labs must follow strict rules about handling your data
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sequencing.com’s lab CLIA certified?
Yes. Our partner labs are CLIA certified, which means they meet U.S. federal standards for laboratory testing accuracy, reliability, and timeliness.
Is the laboratory CAP accredited?
Yes. The labs are also accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP), which involves a detailed review of testing procedures, quality control, and lab operations.
What does CLIA certification mean?
CLIA stands for Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments. This certification is required for labs performing human diagnostic testing and ensures high-quality standards are met.
What is CAP accreditation?
CAP accreditation is one of the highest levels of quality assurance for laboratories. It involves on-site inspections and performance checks to ensure the lab meets or exceeds clinical laboratory standards.
Is my DNA processed in the United States?
Yes. All sequencing is performed at certified and accredited labs within the United States. This provides added security, oversight, and compliance with U.S. data privacy laws.
Why are these certifications important?
They ensure the lab producing your genomic data meets strict quality, safety, and accuracy requirements. This protects your health information and increases confidence in your test results.