Your Genome Blueprint.
Your standard whole-genome report adds inherited information to the discussion. The question is which findings have enough evidence and relevance to inform your care.
Understand more. Make a plan you can use.
Your DNA, lab results, health history, and goals belong in the same conversation. Membership connects those insights with clinical care and practical support.
Whole-genome insights. Two lab panels each year. One-on-one coaching. At least 20% off supplements and wellness devices.
YOUR MEMBERSHIP, CLEARLY EXPLAINED
More understanding.
A team to help you act.
One membership.
Precision care connects useful health information with clinical judgment and practical support. Your membership brings those conversations together around the life you want to live.
Membership is $149 a month with an initial three-month commitment, then monthly. Medication is priced separately. Prescribing follows an individual clinical assessment.
YOUR LONGITUDEMEMBERSHIP
$149 a month.
A more connected approach.
- Longitude Genome Blueprint
- Two lab panels per year
- One-on-one health coaching
- Clinical review and care conversations
- At least 20% off supplements
- At least 20% off wellness devices
Your membership terms explain the exact testing, visit arrangements, and any additional fees. Availability and clinical appropriateness apply.
See your full costs and terms before joining.FROM INFORMATION TO UNDERSTANDING
DNA. Labs.
Your life in context.
Inherited information, measurable signals, and your experience answer different questions. Precision care brings them into the same conversation.
YOUR BIOLOGY, IN CONTEXTEDUCATIONAL EXAMPLELONGITUDE GENOME BLUEPRINT
Your whole genome.
A more useful conversation.
Our standard DNA report is built from whole-genome data. A finding becomes useful when its evidence and relevance are considered alongside your history, labs, and goals.
REPORT STRUCTURE Fictional illustration
YOUR
CONTEXT
CONTEXT
THREE PARTS OF A REVIEW
A finding needs context.
- Inherited information
- Evidence and uncertainty
- Your history and goals
AN EXAMPLE REVIEW QUESTION
Review with a clinicianCould this finding affect a decision?
A question to exploreEvidence to assess
Your clinician considers whether a reported finding is reliable and relevant, whether confirmation is needed, and whether it changes the discussion. Some findings remain uncertain or primarily educational.
Context comes first. A report can support selected decisions. It does not choose a treatment or predict your future.
Educational illustration only. No personal genetic variants, health risks, or individual findings are displayed. Genetic testing is not needed for every care decision.
LABS TWICE A YEAR
A starting point.
A chance to see what changes.
Membership includes two lab panels per year. Results can add measurable detail to your history and symptoms, and help your clinician decide what needs attention.
ILLUSTRATIVE TOPICS Not a patient record
EXAMPLES OF LAB INFORMATION
Different markers answer different questions.
HbA1c
Blood-sugar exampleExample graphicNo result shown
Cholesterol and triglycerides
Heart-health contextExample graphicNo result shown
Kidney and liver markers
Chemistry-panel contextExample graphicNo result shown
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
A clinician considers relevant results alongside your health history, medicines, symptoms, and any preparation that might affect a test.
The pattern matters. A single flagged value is not a diagnosis. Follow-up depends on the question being investigated.
Educational examples, not a patient record, diagnostic report, or final included-test list. Bar positions are decorative. The exact panel and individual testing criteria will be confirmed with the clinical and laboratory team.
A FICTIONAL SITUATION
Information is useful
when you know what comes next.
Imagine someone asking for help with low energy and changing routines. The next step starts with questions, not a conclusion from a chart.
Start with their experience
Review symptoms, sleep, food, current medicines, family history, and what has changed.
Select and interpret useful information
A clinician considers which tests address the question and explains any relevant findings and uncertainty.
Choose an appropriate care plan
Clinical decisions reflect the whole picture. Prescriptions, if appropriate, follow an individual assessment.
Make the everyday part manageable
A coach helps the person choose a practical routine to try. Clinical concerns and treatment questions stay with the medical team.
Fictional situation for education. No patient record or predicted outcome is shown. Your care and follow-up depend on your circumstances.
A CLOSER LOOK
See how DNA and labs can inform a decision.
Open an example to see the question, the information, and the interpretation. These are educational illustrations, not patient records or a final list of included tests.
WHOLE-GENOME CONTEXTSee how a DNA finding is reviewed.
Inherited information · Evidence · Your contextA result is a starting point for a question.
What could a DNA finding change?
A person brings a genetic finding to a clinical conversation. The clinician checks whether the finding is reliable, what evidence supports it, and whether it is relevant to the question at hand. Some findings may need confirmation; others may not change care.
A useful review considers
- The finding and the strength of its evidence
- Your history, family history, labs, and goals
- Whether further evaluation would change a decision
FROM INFORMATION TO CARE
Keep the person in the picture.
A genetic association is not a complete explanation of your health. Your experience and other clinical information remain important.
Explore the lab and DNA examplesFictional educational example. No genetic variant, individual result, or treatment recommendation is shown.About genetic testing: MedlinePlus
BLOOD-SUGAR CONTEXTSee what an HbA1c can add.
Average glucose · History · Follow-upLook at a longer view of blood sugar.
What does this test measure?
HbA1c reflects average blood glucose over roughly two to three months. It can help a clinician assess or follow blood-sugar concerns in the right setting. Some health conditions affect its accuracy, and a diagnosis may require confirmation.
Questions worth asking
- Why is this test useful for my situation?
- Could my health conditions affect the result?
- Would any finding need confirmation or follow-up?
FROM INFORMATION TO CARE
Put a number into context.
Someone seeking help with weight and energy may discuss an appropriately selected HbA1c alongside symptoms, medicines, and history. The result does not explain every symptom.
Explore the lab and DNA examplesEducational example, not a measured result or an included-test guarantee. Your clinician determines appropriate testing and interpretation.HbA1c explained: MedlinePlus
CARDIOVASCULAR CONTEXTLook beyond one cholesterol number.
Cholesterol · Triglycerides · Overall riskSeveral pieces inform a heart-health conversation.
What does a lipid panel contribute?
A lipid panel measures cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood. Its findings add information to a cardiovascular-risk discussion that also considers age, blood pressure, family history, and other relevant factors.
Read the whole picture
- Review the individual markers and overall pattern
- Bring family history and other risk factors
- Discuss useful next steps with a clinician
FROM INFORMATION TO CARE
Your history still matters.
A person with a family history of early heart disease can raise that concern even without a DNA test. Genetic testing is considered when there is a specific clinical reason.
Explore the lab and DNA examplesFictional situation and educational test example. No patient values, diagnosis, or risk prediction are shown.Cholesterol explained: MedlinePlus
KIDNEY, LIVER, AND CHEMISTRY CONTEXTUnderstand what a panel can show.
Organ-health information · Electrolytes · PatternsA group of markers can help frame a question.
What can a metabolic panel add?
A comprehensive metabolic panel measures a group of blood markers that provides information about kidney and liver health, blood glucose, proteins, and electrolytes. A clinician can use it to investigate selected concerns or monitor treatment when appropriate.
Interpret with care
- Consider medicines, supplements, and preparation
- Use the laboratory’s own units and reference ranges
- Discuss the pattern, not just a single flag
FROM INFORMATION TO CARE
Useful information needs interpretation.
A result outside a reference range is not a diagnosis by itself. A result inside a range does not explain every symptom or rule out every concern.
Explore the lab and DNA examplesEducational example only. The actual panel and follow-up depend on your program and clinical needs.Metabolic panels: MedlinePlus
Your information belongs in context. Whole-genome data, two lab panels a year, and ongoing conversations can help build a more considered plan.
See how the pieces connectTHE VALUE OF PRECISION
A fuller picture.
A more personal next step.
The value is in what you understand and what you do with it.
Two panels.
Room to see change.
Lab testing twice a year gives you and your clinician opportunities to review relevant patterns over time. Your symptoms, history, and care plan guide the interpretation.
Care with a reason
behind it.
A clinician weighs the information, explains uncertainty, and discusses appropriate options. Testing supports that conversation; it does not replace it.
Your goals. Your conversation.What matters to you? What gets in the way? What can you try next?
Food routinesMovementSleepFollow-through
A REAL PERSON IN YOUR CORNER
Make your plan
part of your life.
A useful plan has to fit work, family, food, movement, sleep, and the weeks that do not go as expected. Your coach helps you choose a manageable next step and learn from what happens.
Clinical care has a different role.
A licensed clinician evaluates symptoms, interprets clinical findings, and makes treatment decisions. Your coach supports everyday goals and does not diagnose, prescribe, or adjust medication.
Understand membershipMORE WAYS TO SUPPORT YOUR HEALTH
Benefits beyond
the report.
Care, practical support, and member savings belong in the same clear offer.
At least 20% off
Supplements
at member prices.
Members receive at least 20% off supplements. Review the available options and current member prices, and discuss any supplement questions with your clinical team.
Member savings on supplements.At least 20% off
Wellness devices.
A member advantage.
Members receive at least 20% off wellness devices. Choose options that fit your goals and circumstances, with the price clear before you purchase.
Member savings on wellness devices.Clinical care
A place for your
medical questions.
Discuss symptoms, treatment options, and follow-up with an independent licensed clinician. Visits depend on availability and care scope; your membership terms identify any visit fees.
Visit arrangements and fees are explained before enrollment.YOUR WAY FORWARD
What happens after
the results matters.
Information becomes more useful when you can connect it to a sensible next step.
Bring your story.
Start with your goals, history, concerns, and existing care. No report captures everything about you.
Understand your findings.
Review relevant DNA and lab information with the right professionals. Ask what is meaningful, what remains uncertain, and what needs follow-up.
Build a plan you can use.
Discuss clinical priorities and choose everyday goals with your coach. Revisit what is helping as your needs and circumstances change.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Clarity starts here.
Answers to the questions worth asking.
What is Longitude Genome Blueprint?
It is our standard report built from whole-genome data. The report adds inherited context to your labs, history, and goals. It is not a prediction of your future or a substitute for clinical evaluation.
How often are lab panels included?
Membership includes two lab panels per year. We are developing broad coverage across metabolic and cardiovascular health, blood counts, thyroid, liver, kidneys, nutrients, and related areas. The final analytes and individual testing criteria will be confirmed with the clinical and laboratory team.
What do the sample reports show?
They illustrate questions a DNA finding or selected lab test can help address. They do not show patient results, diagnostic thresholds, or a final included-test list. Decorative chart positions have no clinical meaning.
What can my coach help with?
Your one-on-one coach helps you choose practical goals and work through habits around food, movement, sleep, and follow-through. Medical diagnosis, prescribing, and clinical interpretation stay with qualified clinicians.
What discounts do members receive?
Members receive at least 20% off supplements and wellness devices. Review the current member price and offer details before purchasing.
Which visit fees should I expect?
Visit arrangements and fees depend on the clinical service and your membership terms. Clinical review is part of the care model. Review the visit scope, arrangements, and any fees before enrollment.
Is medication included in the monthly membership?
Medication is priced separately and requires an appropriate prescription. The membership is $149 per month, with an initial three-month commitment, then monthly. Review full costs and cancellation terms before joining.
Is this an emergency service?
No. Appointment availability and response times depend on the clinical service. Seek urgent or emergency care when needed.
YOUR LIFE. YOUR HEALTH. YOUR NEXT STEP.
There is more life
to feel good for.
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