Genetic testing examines an individual’s DNA to identify specific genetic variations known as Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs). These variations can offer valuable insight into an individual’s unique biology, including traits related to metabolism, nutrient processing, and wellness potential.

By analyzing these SNPs, genetic testing provides personalized insights that can help inform nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle strategies aligned with your unique genetic profile. When combined with bloodwork and biomarker data, these insights support the creation of a personalized wellness strategy designed to enhance long-term health and vitality.

The Galleri Multi-Cancer Early Detection Test

The Galleri test is an advanced blood-based screening that analyzes small fragments of DNA circulating in the bloodstream to identify molecular patterns that may be associated with certain cancers.

Key Benefits

1. Early IdentificationGalleri can detect DNA signals linked to more than 50 cancer types, many of which are not commonly screened for today. Early identification of these signals may enable earlier medical follow-up and evaluation.

If a cancer-associated DNA signal is detected, the test is designed to suggest where in the body the signal may have originated to help guide next steps with your healthcare provider.

The Galleri test does not diagnose cancer. Results should always be interpreted in consultation with a qualified healthcare professional.

Full-Body MRI Imaging

In approximately one hour, a full-body MRI provides a detailed view of up to 13 major organs, including the brain, spine, thyroid, lungs*, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, adrenal glands, bladder, ovaries, uterus, and prostate.

The sensitivity of MRI technology allows for high-resolution imaging that can identify structural changes as small as 3mm, supporting early evaluation and proactive health monitoring.

An optional 5-minute low-dose chest CT may be included for additional imaging detail.

DEXA (Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry) Scan

A DEXA scan is a specialized imaging technique that provides valuable insight into body composition and bone health. It measures bone density, lean mass, and body fat distribution with exceptional accuracy, helping you understand key aspects of your physical composition.

What a DEXA Scan Reveals:

1. Bone Mineral Density (BMD): Assesses bone strength and density as part of overall musculoskeletal health, providing insight into bone resilience and long-term skeletal support.
2. Body Fat Percentage: Measures body fat levels across different regions of the body to help track changes related to fitness and nutrition.
3. Lean Mass: Provides data on muscle and other lean tissues, which is useful for individuals engaged in fitness or strength training programs.
4. Visceral Fat: Quantifies the amount of fat surrounding internal organs, offering perspective on overall metabolic health.
5. Regional Fat Distribution: Shows how fat is distributed throughout the body, helping you better understand trends in body composition.

VO₂ Max Testing

VO₂ max, or maximal oxygen uptake, measures the maximum amount of oxygen your body can use during vigorous exercise. It is a key indicator of aerobic fitness and endurance capacity and provides valuable insight into cardiovascular and metabolic efficiency.

A VO₂ max test is a specialized assessment that evaluates how effectively your body consumes and utilizes oxygen as exercise intensity increases. During the test, you typically run or cycle while wearing a mask or mouthpiece that measures oxygen intake and output. The data collected helps determine your VO₂ max score, giving you a clear picture of your current fitness level and progress over time.

Cleerly Coronary Analysis

Cleerly is an advanced, AI-powered cardiovascular imaging platform that integrates with coronary computed tomography angiography (CCTA) to provide detailed visualization of plaque characteristics and coronary anatomy.

This technology helps clinicians better understand the type and extent of plaque buildup in the arteries, offering valuable insights into overall heart and vascular health. Cleerly’s analysis supports early awareness, prevention, and monitoring strategies to promote long-term cardiovascular wellness.

Cleerly does not diagnose or treat disease. Results should always be interpreted in consultation with a qualified healthcare provider.