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Sanford Imagenetics

Integrating genetic medicine into everyday care

Sanford Imagenetics is a comprehensive precision health program that fully integrates genetics with internal medicine and other areas of care. The team at Sanford Imagenetics is composed of many different medical professionals, including genetic counselors, clinical geneticists, clinical pharmacists and laboratory directors.


Our team

Genetic counselors

Our genetic counselors interpret family history, genomics and medical history to assess the chance a patient has of developing a disease or having one return. After they finish their evaluations, genetic counselors give patients recommendations for further testing, monitoring and care. They also provide education about genetic inheritance, genetic testing, condition management, disease prevention, helpful resources and research.

Clinical geneticists

Our clinical geneticists are physicians who are fellowship trained in genetics. They diagnose and treat patients with genetic conditions and provide counseling to individuals and families with inherited diseases. Clinical geneticists also manage medical services, including care plans, procedures and personnel.

Clinical pharmacists

Our clinical pharmacists review all pharmacogenetic results and take into consideration each patient’s specific needs so they can deliver accurate treatment guidance. They work closely with doctors to create medication recommendations, and they provide education to patients and their care team.

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ImagineYou

ImagineYou is a genetic screening study that can help you understand how your DNA impacts your health. There is no cost to participate in the study, and by enrolling you can learn more about your health risks and support new research discoveries for your community.

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Pharmacogenomics (PGx)

Pharmacogenomics, also called pharmacogenetics, is the study of how people respond differently to medication based on their genetics. With a simple genetic test, you could learn more about which medications may work for you with the fewest side effects.

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