Counsyl
DNA screening for the important moments in life

We help you make smart choices about your health, your family, and your future.

Our expanded Counsyl Foresight Carrier Screen will let you know if you or your partner might carry certain genetic diseases that could affect your family.

Our safe, non-invasive Counsyl Prelude Prenatal Screen will help your doctor determine whether your baby may have a chromosome condition like Down syndrome.

Kerri & David Counsyl Foresight Carrier Screen patients
We believe in the power of technology to make people healthier. Using just a small amount of saliva or blood, we can give you access to the information stored in your DNA and, most importantly, help you understand what it means.

Victoria R.Counsyl Reliant Cancer Screen patient
We’re working to make DNA screening just as simple, and just as common, as going to the doctor for a physical. By keeping costs low and providing results in straightforward, easy-to-understand language we’re putting potentially life-changing information within everyone’s reach.

Lacey O. Counsyl Prelude Prenatal Screen patient
We screen for conditions where early awareness can make a difference. Because the value of DNA screening isn’t just discovering something about yourself you didn’t know before. It’s knowing so that you can make choices that are right for your life and your family.

Krista M., CGC Genetic Counselor
Included with every Counsyl DNA screening is a consultation with one of our board-certified genetic counselors—an expert dedicated to helping you understand your results and your DNA. They’ll take the time to answer your questions and make sure you have whatever resources you need.

I am the type of person that likes to have as much information as possible so that I can prepare.Counsyl Foresight Carrier Screen patient


From insurance coverage to financial assistance, we work hard to make testing accessible.
Learn more about how we can helpBoard certified genetic counselors are available to answer your questions before and after testing.
Talk with a genetic counselor