Identify predisposition
Genetic variants can add information before symptoms appear.
Cardiovascular prevention
Know the risk that does not appear in a common check-up.
CardioRisk adds genetic information to clinical and laboratory factors to support a more individual assessment of cardiovascular risk.
- Assessment
- Multidimensional
- Sample
- Mouth swab or blood
- Result
- Clinical-genetic report
- Support
- Specialized team
Why integrate genetics?
An additional layer for prevention.
Age, blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, habits and family history remain fundamental. Genetics can help recognize predispositions that this data alone does not show.
Combine different signals
Clinical, laboratory, family and genetic data are evaluated together.
Support the care plan
The result offers support for talking to the doctor about monitoring and prevention.
Testing process
From assessment to care plan.
An integrated flow to combine clinical, laboratory and genetic data.
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01
Clinical assessment
History, risk factors and laboratory tests are gathered.
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02
Sample collection
Mouth swab or blood, as directed by the team.
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03
Integrated analytics
The different data are processed and reviewed together.
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04
Report and guidance
The result supports medical discussion and follow-up.
Next step
Understand if CardioRisk makes sense for you.
Our team explains the scope, sample collection and how the result is integrated into medical monitoring.
