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Genetic Reports
Genetic Reports
Genetic reports turn a patient's DNA into clear, actionable information you can use in clinical care. At Sequencing, many of the reports and apps in the Partner Marketplace analyze genetic data and generate a report written to be easy to understand and to act on, for both you and your patient. Each report draws on the patient's underlying genetic data, which can cover 100% of their DNA and over 30,000 genes.
What is a genetic report?
A genetic report is the output of an analysis that reads specific parts of a patient's genetic data and summarizes what it means. Rather than handing you raw variant files, the report organizes findings into plain language, so the clinical relevance is clear at a glance. Reports are designed to be actionable, meaning they support a decision or a conversation rather than leaving you to interpret raw data alone.
How do genetic reports support clinical care?
Reports give you and your patient a shared, readable reference point. In practice that means:
- Faster interpretation. Findings are summarized in clinical language, so you spend less time parsing raw data.
- Better patient conversations. A patient facing version explains the same findings in accessible terms, which supports informed discussion and shared decisions.
- Actionable framing. Reports are built to connect a genetic finding to a next step, whether that is monitoring, referral, or further testing.
Are there separate reports for clinicians and patients?
Yes. Sequencing provides a version written for healthcare professionals and a version tailored for patients, so each audience sees the same findings at the right level of detail. You can preview both before you use them with a patient:
How are genetic reports generated?
Reports are produced by the apps and reports you select in the Partner Marketplace. Each one analyzes the patient's stored genetic data and returns a report on its specific topic. Because the same genetic data can be analyzed by many different reports, a single genome can support a wide range of clinical questions over time without recollecting a sample.
How is patient data protected?
Patient genetic data is sensitive, and Sequencing treats it accordingly. The platform is built to support HIPAA compliant workflows, and a Business Associate Agreement is available for healthcare professionals. For full details on how patient data is handled and which standards apply, see the resources below.
How do I get started?
The Healthcare Pro app is the starting point for clinicians who want to generate and manage genetic reports for their patients. Learn more about how it works, then browse the Partner Marketplace to see the full catalog of reports available.