Physician-Led Genetic Risk Screening for Women
Your genes do not decide your future, but they can reveal inherited risks, especially for breast and ovarian cancer, that change how we screen and prevent, and how we plan your care through perimenopause, menopause and beyond.
Physician-led
Assessment, plan and follow-up
Targeted bloodwork
Hormone, thyroid, metabolic, bone
Personalized
Built around your symptoms
Monitored
Reviewed and adjusted over time
Genetic Testing Membership
The Her Vitality Genetic Testing membership is a physician-led genetic risk assessment across hereditary cancer, cardiovascular and brain-health risk, integrated into your prevention plan.
We look at inherited risk across several areas.
Hereditary cancer risk, including BRCA and Lynch
Cardiovascular and metabolic genetic risk
Brain-health risk (APOE)
A physician-integrated action plan
The transition is measurable
Inherited risk can change how, and how early, we screen and prevent. The figures below reflect published research.
CANCERS THAT ARE HEREDITARY
5 to 10% of all cancers are caused by inherited gene mutations.
BRCA LIFETIME BREAST CANCER RISK
Knowing carrier status changes screening and prevention.
A positive result does not mean disease will develop; a negative result does not rule out risk. Informational reference only; not medical advice.
Six steps, one plan
Eligibility
We determine whether genetic screening is appropriate for you.
Order
Testing is ordered through the clinical pathway.
Saliva kit
A saliva kit is coordinated and counselling provided.
Results
We receive your results and counselling summary.
Action plan
You complete a physician-led integration consult and receive an action plan.
This is not just a genetic report. This is genomics translated into action.
Clinically ordered genetic risk screening, translated into a prevention plan.
Three women we see most
Family history
Women with a family history of breast, ovarian, uterine, colon or other cancers.
Understand risk
Women wanting a deeper understanding of inherited risk.
Personalize prevention
Women personalizing their prevention and screening.
One assessment, lasting insight
Start with an assessment, not a guess
Speak with a physician about whether genetic risk screening is right for you.