A simple, painless cheek swab shows how your body processes psychiatric medications — so we can skip much of the trial-and-error.
Everyone’s body processes medication a little differently. Pharmacogenetic testing looks at the genes that influence how you metabolize common psychiatric medications — the same prescription can work beautifully for one person and cause side effects for another, and your genes are part of the reason.
With those insights in hand, Aimee can make more confident choices from the very first prescription — often meaning fewer switches, gentler starts, and less time spent waiting to feel like yourself.
Good to know: testing is a guide, not a guarantee. It informs Aimee’s clinical judgment — it never replaces the conversation about how you’re actually feeling.
Guidance matched to your unique biology.
Fewer false starts and medication switches.
A quick cheek swab — no needles, no stress.
A painless cheek swab, collected in minutes at your visit or at home.
The lab reports how your body is likely to respond to different medications.
Aimee uses those insights to shape a plan built around you.
Not at all. It’s a quick, painless swab of the inside of your cheek — no blood draw, no needles.
No — it’s always optional. Many clients do well without it; it’s simply one more tool to help personalize your care when it makes sense.
Results typically come back within a couple of weeks, and Aimee will walk you through exactly what they mean for your plan.
Yes. Your results are part of your confidential medical record and are used only to guide your care.
Genetic testing is always optional. We’ll help you decide whether it fits your care.