Simple Facts: How Much Does the GeneSight Test Cost?
This material has been reviewed for accuracy by: Renee Albers, PhD
Wondering about the cost of GeneSight and resources available to you? Our Simple Facts video below breaks it down for you in less than 90 seconds.
Curious about the GeneSight test? Let’s break it down.
The GeneSight test is an investment in your mental health. Providing personalized insights to help inform your clinician on your mental health medication treatment. More than ninety-eight percent of our customers pay no more than three hundred thirty dollars for the GeneSight test.
Hold that thought.
According to a large study, patients who took the GeneSight test saved on average over a thousand dollars on their total annual medication costs compared to traditional approaches, showing GeneSight may help reduce the financial burden associated with medication trial and error.
More good news? Many insurance plans, including Medicare, often covers the entire or a significant portion of the test. But with so many plans available, it’s a complex landscape.
That’s why we offer several options to make the GeneSight test more affordable, such as the GeneSight Promise.
If your out-of-pocket cost is greater than three hundred thirty dollars? We promise to contact you before processing your test, giving you the option to cancel.
But no matter what your cost is, we are here to help with our interest-free payment plan and financial assistance program.
Talk to your provider about GeneSight today. We’ll ensure affordability is not a barrier.
Still have more questions? Visit our Cost page.
For more simple facts on GeneSight, take a look at What is GeneSight?
Our articles are for informational purposes only and are reviewed by our Medical Information team, which includes PharmDs, MDs, and PhDs. Do not make any changes to your current medications or dosing without consulting your healthcare provider.
The GeneSight test must be ordered by and used only in consultation with a healthcare provider who can prescribe medications. As with all genetic tests, the GeneSight test results have limitations and do not constitute medical advice. The test results are designed to be just one part of a larger, complete patient assessment, which would include proper diagnosis and consideration of your medical history, other medications you may be taking, your family history, and other factors.
If you are a healthcare provider and interested in learning more about the GeneSight test, please contact us at 855.891.9415. If you are a patient, please talk with your doctor to see if the GeneSight test may be helpful.
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