FAQs and Answers

Once you select Clarity's tests with your doctor, you may receive an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurance carrier. This document will outline the status of the Clarity claim against your policy and describes your estimated costs (if any) payable to your insurance carrier. NOTE: The EOB is NOT an invoice, and the estimated cost can change during the course of our appeal for payment with your provider. If you have questions regarding your EOB, please give us a call at (866) 661-7966​ or email us at billing@claritygx.com.

Most health plans cover Clarity Genetics testing; however, if you have questions regarding coverage please contact us at billing@claritygx.com. If you are unable to pay your bill or do not have insurance, you may fill out the financial hardship inquiry on our insurance coverage page and email it to us.

Clarity Genetics offers one of the world’s most accurate tests for detecting genetic markers. As further assurance, doctors rely on best-in-class Clarity Genetics genetic screening as trusted tools for early family planning, giving couples peace of mind and a better outlook for the years ahead.

Clarity Genetics utilizes the best available laboratory methods to perform testing on blood or saliva samples from each patient. Additional testing may be recommended if preliminary results indicate you or your partner is a carrier for any of the tested conditions.

Yes, the reality is that any woman of childbearing age could be a carrier for cystic fibrosis, spinal muscular atrophy, fragile X, or other common genetic conditions, even without a family history of the disease. A carrier can pass any of these conditions on to their unborn child if undetected. Clarity Genetics utilizes state-of-the-art technology to provide you and your physician with the most accurate information to make educated family planning decisions.

Should test results indicate risk, there are still many alternatives available. If you are planning to become pregnant, consider prevention options, such as in vitro fertilization or using donor eggs or sperm from an individual who is not a carrier. Other couples choose to adopt a child. If you are pregnant, prenatal diagnostic tests will determine whether your baby is affected by the disorder. Your doctor or a Clarity Genetics genetic counselor can discuss these options in greater detail.

Dominant and recessive genetic disorders are caused by pathogenic variants in genes that cause disease. Genetic diseases can be classified by either dominant or recessive based on the inheritance patterns that causes the disease. Click here to learn more about the different inheritance patterns.