One Quick Test.

Safer Prescribing in Every Unit.

A turnkey Pharmacogenomic (PGx) testing program built for hospitals. No lab build, no validation cost and no new staff. Global Clinical Services runs it end to end.

Why PGx Testing Matters
in the Hospital

A patient's genetic profile does not change. Their medication list does.

Hospitalized patients are often on many medications and start new ones fast. PGx results give prescribers and pharmacists drug-gene insight at the point of care and stay useful for the rest of the patient’s life.

✓ Flag drug-gene interactions before the first dose
✓ Reduce adverse drug events and trial-and-error
✓ Support fewer readmissions and ED returns

The value for your hospital

Better Outcomes Without Building a Lab

Safer Medication Use

Identify patients at risk of toxicity or therapeutic failure before it shows up as an adverse event.

Stronger Quality Measures

Support readmission, ED utilization and patient safety goals with more precise prescribing.

No Lab Build Required

A send-out test through a CLIA-certified partner lab. No equipment, validation or added lab cost.

Who to test

Your EMR Already Knows Who Benefits Most

Flag candidates in your EMR using simple criteria across the service lines where drug-gene interactions matter most.

01

Polypharmacy

Patients on five or more medications

02

Cardiology

Clopidogrel, warfarin and statin therapy

03

Pain Management

Opioids such as codeine and tramadol, plus NSAIDs

04

Behavioral Health

Antidepressants and antipsychotics

05

Neurology

Antiseizure medications such as phenytoin and carbamazepine

06

Oncology

DPYD screening before 5-FU or capecitabine

A turnkey program

Everything Your Team Needs, Ready on Day One

Our program is modeled on a PGx service already running in daily hospital workflow. You get the program, the tools, the process and the training.

1

The Program

Send-out PGx testing through AchieveDx, a CLIA-certified lab

2

The Tools

Recommended EMR criteria, requisitions and patient education materials

3

The Process

A six-step workflow our team manages end to end

4

The Training

Role-based PGx training for clinicians and pharmacists

End-to-end program support

From Patient Identification to Results for the Care Team

01

Patient Identification

Eligible patients identified by service line and medication profile.

02

Enrollment & Consent

Patient education and informed consent collection.

03

Benefits Verification

Insurance eligibility and patient responsibility review.

04

Sample Collection

A simple cheek swab, sent out to our CLIA-certified partner lab.

05

Pharmacist Clinical Review

Clinically relevant medication insights for each patient.

06

Results to the Care Team

Secure delivery of results and summaries to prescribers.

Proven in practice

Built on a Program Already in Daily Hospital Use

PGx testing is already part of daily clinical workflows in a hospital program. This experience provides a practical model for integrating testing into routine care across other healthcare settings.

Health system

PGx embedded in daily workflow

Application across care settings

The hospital workflow offers a model that could be adapted for other clinical settings.

Oncology

Testing available for a range of cancer types

Advancing PGx Testing
Through Strategic Partnerships

Global Clinical Services is committed to helping expand access to pharmacogenomic testing through collaboration, education and industry engagement.

Proud to support hospital-focused initiatives alongside the Hospital Council of Northern & Central California.

Curious About the Process?

See how Global Clinical Services runs the hospital PGx program from patient identification through clinical review and results delivery.