What Is Pharmacogenetic Testing?
Pharmacogenetic testing analyzes your DNA to understand how your body metabolizes certain medications. This information helps clinicians choose medications that may be more effective and better tolerated based on your genetic profile.

How Does it Work?
A simple cheek swab is collected in the office and sent to a certified laboratory. The lab analyzes specific genes related to medication metabolism and provides a detailed report. Your clinician then reviews the results with you and integrates them into your treatment plan.
What to Expect During Treatment
The swab takes only a few minutes. Results typically return within 1–2 weeks. During your follow‑up appointment, your clinician will explain what the findings mean and how they may influence medication choices moving forward.
Safety & Monitoring
Pharmacogenetic testing is non‑invasive and safe. Results are used as one piece of clinical information — not the sole determinant of treatment. Your clinician will continue to monitor your response to medications and adjust as needed.
Our Commitment at NewVision Healthcare Group
Compassionate, individualized care
Collaboration with your current psychiatric provider and therapist
Ongoing support and guidance throughout treatment
Helps identify medications that may work better for you
Benefits
Reduces trial‑and‑error prescribing
May lower the risk of side effects
Supports more personalized, precise treatment decisions

