Count Me In: Patient-Partnered Research is a non-profit cancer research platform led by the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, that provides genetic services to patients participating in rare disease research projects. We are honored to support these patients working with Count Me In as they gather the clinical and genetic data needed for the advancement of critical therapies and, eventually, cures for rare disease in two of their research projects. https://lnkd.in/gkmCfe5F
Genome Medical
Medical Practices
South San Francisco, California 10,955 followers
Enabling a world where everyone’s health is informed by genetics
About us
Our mission is to enable a world where everyone’s health is informed by genetics. As a leading telegenetics care delivery company, we make genetics care accessible and actionable for patients throughout the U.S. and Canada through seven-day a week access to genetic services. We partner with health systems, genetic testing laboratories and biopharmaceutical companies. We accelerate, grow and provide service to their patients by launching genetics programs from the ground up, improving the scale and efficiency of existing genomic medicine programs, and providing genetic expertise and services to support clinical trials and sponsored genetic testing programs. With the largest national network of telehealth genetic counselors – averaging 10 years clinical experience – We have delivered more than 200,000 genetic counseling encounters, scaling to more than 8,500 patients per month and helping health systems expand network reach to more patients by delivering genetic care to patients anywhere, seven days a week. We are a covered benefit for 130 million people in the U.S. Through our nationwide virtual care delivery model, we provide genetics care to patients when and where it is most convenient, reducing patient wait times from as much as 18 months to one week. We have an extensive team of clinicians, including medical geneticists, genetic counselors, physicians and pharmacists. Our clinical specialties include oncology, reproductive health, cardiology, pediatrics, rare disease and proactive health.
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External link for Genome Medical
- Industry
- Medical Practices
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- South San Francisco, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Genomics, Genetics, Precision Medicine, Medical Practice, Genetic Counseling, DNA, Genome, Sponsored Testing, Clinical Trials, Health Systems, and Laboratories
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Employees at Genome Medical
Updates
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At the NORD Breakthrough Summit, Monica Trout Zarb and T Anthony Howell are available onsite to discuss opportunities for collaboration and how Genome Medical is supporting the the rare disease community. You can contact them via LinkedIn! https://lnkd.in/gV7cJPPy
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Genetic Counselors are essential for families navigating rare conditions, often serving as expert guides through the complexities of a genetic diagnosis. At the NORD Breakthrough Summit, Monica Trout Zarb and T Anthony Howell are available onsite to discuss opportunities for collaboration and how Genome Medical is supporting the rare ecosystem from patients and advocacy groups to clinicians and life sciences companies. https://lnkd.in/gV7cJPPy
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Continuous learning and career development is critical in any profession, and genetic counseling is no different. Proud that our very own Colleen Caleshu is helping advance the profession with her Leadership in Research presentation as part of NSGC’s Leadership and Career Development program. #NSGC https://lnkd.in/g3KkFvcH
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Sara Riordan shares insight on how genetic testing access programs can boost patient & provider awareness of clinical trials https://lnkd.in/gnJNDdrS
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“Given the small [rare disease] patient populations, it’s important not to make inclusion and exclusion criteria so strict that recruitment becomes impossible. Genetic diseases often have variable phenotypes or clinical presentations, so data-informed choices about parameters are essential to maintain scientific rigor while maximizing enrollment potential… By aligning trial criteria with real-world patient experiences, we can enhance the relevance and feasibility of clinical trials.” -Sara Riordan, vice president, Strategy In the latest issue of Clinical Trial Vanguard our Sara Riordan sits down with Moe Alsumidaie to discuss the unique challenges in clinical trial patient recruitment ⤵ https://lnkd.in/drXNSS9e
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Diversity in genetic counseling is a key driver in making genetic services more accessible to patients from diverse backgrounds across all communities. We are excited that our VP of Advisory Services Erica Ramos will be leading this discussion at the #CGAIGC24 annual meeting! Erica and her team help healthcare organizations with all aspects of developing scalable, efficient and effective genetics programs. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gzfbwJUg
Precision Medicine Advisory & Genetic Insights | Genome Medical
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Struggling to meet enrollment for rare disease clinical trials? Learn about genetic testing access programs and clinical trial matching and recruitment services! https://lnkd.in/gsd5q4jt
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Struggling to meet enrollment for rare disease clinical trials? Learn about genetic testing access programs and clinical trial matching and recruitment services! Join our webinar: https://lnkd.in/gnJNDdrS #clinicaltrials
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#clinicaltrial managers! Join us for “Rare Genetics, Real Solutions: Connecting Patients with Clinical Trials.” Learn how incorporating genetic services can help you meet enrollment for rare disease clinical trials! https://lnkd.in/gnJNDdrS