Genetic Testing & Precision Medicine
Two people, same pill, two different outcomes. Your genes are why.
Whole-genome test: $1,800. Includes your consultation with Dr. Jarbou.
Generic medicine treats
the average patient. You
aren't the average patient.
Most medical guidelines are built on population averages. But your response to statins, antidepressants, blood thinners, caffeine, and dozens of everyday medications is written into your genes. Some people metabolize a common cholesterol drug so slowly they develop muscle damage on a standard dose. Others can have coffee at 9 PM and sleep fine.
Genetic testing gives Dr. Jarbou information most physicians never see. He prescribes with your metabolism in front of him, and builds prevention around what your biology actually needs.
A Member’s Story
“
They were thorough, and with the help of my DNA information they created a path forward specifically for me. My expectations were surpassed by the fact-based plan.
Genetics show us the triggers. We intervene with lifestyle and medication to keep the triggers from being pulled.
Dr. Nathaniel Murphey · Family Medicine Physician, age 71
Four steps from cheek swab
to a plan you can act on.
01 · ORDER
Dr. Jarbou orders your test
After your initial consultation, Dr. Jarbou places the order through Biography Health, our sequencing partner. No lab visit, no blood draw.
02 · SWAB
Kit ships to your home
03 · SEQUENCE
Whole-genome analysis
04 · CLINICAL REVIEW
Dr. Jarbou reviews with you
Not a raw data dump.
A clinician-reviewed report.
Most direct-to-consumer genetic tests hand you a file and wish you luck. What Dr. Jarbou delivers is different: every finding is reviewed by a board-certified physician, translated into clear guidance, and paired with a plan you can act on.
Sequencing runs through Biography Health, our clinical partner. Their platform uses the same lab-grade technology used in academic research, so Dr. Jarbou gets physician-quality data, not a consumer readout.
Medication metabolism.
How your body processes statins, antidepressants, blood thinners, and dozens of everyday prescriptions.
Disease risk markers.
Cardiovascular, cognitive, metabolic, and inherited condition indicators, paired with prevention guidance you can act on.
Supplement compatibility.
Which supplements sit safely with your current medications and which to avoid.
Physician review.
Dr. Jarbou’s clinical interpretation of every flag, delivered in a one-on-one appointment.
The information that changes how
you and your doctors make decisions.
Medication response
Which drugs you metabolize slowly, which you clear too fast, and which are safest at what dose. Your prescribers get clearer information.
Cardiovascular risk
Cognitive longevity
Metabolic health
Answers before you ask.
How much does it cost?
$1,800, self-pay. This includes your consultation with Dr. Jarbou.
How long does the whole process take?
Is genetic testing covered by insurance?
What's the difference between this and 23andMe or Ancestry?
Do I need to live near Columbia or Leawood?
Will my genetic data be sold or shared?
What if the results reveal something concerning?
Is genetic testing included in the Reserve Program?
Yes. The Reserve Program includes every service we offer, genetic testing among them. On its own, the test is $1,800, including your consultation with Dr. Jarbou.