Medication Management
Learn which medications you should and should not be taking with our highly accurate Medication Management DNA Test.
Approximately 50% of all patients do not respond well to first-line, doctor prescribed medication. This typically leads to a time-consuming and exhaustive trial and error process in order to pinpoint the optimal drug. We have a solution that addresses that problem—it is science-based and highly accurate.
Benefits of our Medication Management Test include:
Our Medication Management Test helps prevent adverse drug reactions, maximize drug efficacy and lets your healthcare provider prescribe with confidence.
Trusted by over 343,000 Americans to date.
Who needs this test?
Within the United States alone, serious side effects from pharmaceutical drugs occur in two million people each year and account for as many as 100,000 deaths, according to the FDA.1
You qualify for our Medication Management Test if:
You are taking either pain, cardiac or psych medication
You are scheduled for surgery in the next 12 months and will be put under general anesthesia.
Knowing how your body processes specific medication can empower your physician to:
Tailor a prescription drug strategy that works best for you
Take the guessing game out of pharmacology, drug selection and dosage
How it works
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Step 1
Do you qualify?
Fill in our intake questionnaire, online or via phone. We will assess your request and share it with a Telemedicine Physician to conduct a consult with you. If the physician approves your request, we will send you a kit in the mail, at no charge.
Step 2
Receive Your Test Kit
Once you receive your kit, follow the instructions inside and administer the test on yourself. You can also visit your local health care provider and have them conduct it for you.
Step 3
Send Kit To Lab
Place your sample back in the kit. Make sure the pre-paid sticker is placed outside of the kit, and drop it off in your mailbox for pickup.
Step 4
Processing & Report
Get results sent to you and your physician via email as well as a hard copy sent to your house.
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Frequently asked questions
Does my doctor need to OK this test?
This test can be approved by one of our Telemed Physicians or by your Primary Care Physician. We CAN NOT send any of our patients a kit unless a doctor signs off on it being Medically Necessary.
Is Ambrose’s Genetic Testing Covered by Health Insurance?
In most cases, your health insurance or medicare will cover the cost of testing if genetic testing is recommended to you by your doctor. If you are interested in ordering genetic tests, you should contact your insurance company beforehand and ask about coverage.
What is Genetic Testing?
Genetic testing sequences DNA to identify any different mutations, differences, or anomalies that may result in the development of hereditary conditions. Prior to ordering a genetic test, we recommend that you educate yourself about the procedure, benefits, limitations and possible consequences of a test result by reading about our tests here. When you’ve educated yourself about the tests and essentially obtained permission for testing, you’ve acquired informed consent. This means you can change your mind about wanting the process even after the test sample has already been collected.
I made a mistake with my sample, can you resend a kit?
If you have made a mistake collecting your sample or we found that there was not enough DNA to accurately find a result, we will require you to reorder a test so that you can retake it and provide the necessary sample.
References:
1. Lazarou J., Pomeranz B.H.,Corey P.N. Incidence of adverse drug reactions in hospitalized patients: A meta-analysis of prospective studies. Journal of the American Medical Association. 1998;279(15):1200-1205. PM:9555760.