Our clinicians will advise you in your appointment how long testing is likely to take. This will also usually be indicated in your patient letter, which you will receive in the weeks following your appointment. We will contact you when your results are available. We will do our best to give you an accurate timeframe, [...]

Direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic tests are purchased by individuals without involvement of a medical doctor. They are typically requested over the internet with reports issued directly to the individual. GHQ is a public clinical service and we are unable to accept referrals to discuss DTC test results. In most cases, the company offering the test provides [...]

No. GHQ is a public health service and does not provide genetic testing to confirm paternity. This testing is only available privately, and an internet search can provide options.

This depends on whether or not your family member has a genetic condition which has been confirmed on a genetic test: If a family member has a confirmed genetic diagnosis (based on a genetic test) and you would like to discuss genetic testing for yourself / your child, then please ask your GP/specialist to arrange [...]

We are a clinical service, not a testing laboratory. Our clinical team provide assessment and may organise genetic testing if appropriate. Please discuss your health concerns with your treating doctor. In many cases, your doctor will organise genetic testing themselves if required. If your doctor is not able to do this, or requires support, then [...]