Genetics support for clinicians
Genetics support, on demand.
Expert genetics guidance for healthcare providers, from evaluation and testing strategy to results and beyond.
Personalized medicine
Genetics is part of everyday medicine
Genetics now shows up at every stage of life: preconception and carrier screening, fertility care, prenatal screening and diagnosis, and adult risk for hereditary cancer, cardiovascular disease, and more. Whatever your practice, genetics plays a role. This is personalized medicine in action.
Genetics expertise can be hard to reach
Genetics specialists are concentrated in academic centers. Long waits, confusing referrals, and travel mean many patients never see one, leaving the clinical responsibility with the clinician who already knows them. Maybe you’ve had a day like this:
A patient with a family history of early-onset cancers and normal genetic testing from years ago.
A patient with features that suggest a heritable condition.
A patient holding test results with uncertain variants in unfamiliar genes.
Your instinct says something genetic may be going on. The next step just isn’t obvious.
Pillars fills that gap.
How we help
Four ways we support your practice
Before the test
Not sure whether genetic evaluation or testing is right? We help spot red flags in family history, decide whether to test, and choose the right test for the right patient.
When results come back
Genetic reports are dense and technical. We translate findings into plain clinical language and flag what matters and what doesn’t.
After the results
We recommend next steps for management, point you to the right specialists and centers of excellence, and clarify what it means for the patient’s family.
A second opinion
Your instincts are usually right. We’ll review your assessment and plan and confirm you’re on the right track.
Why Pillars
You don’t need a genetics degree to practice personalized medicine. You need a genetics partner.
Pillars was founded by a board-certified genetic counselor and educator to make genetics expertise available to every clinician who needs it, without the wait times, referral bottlenecks, or cost of a full-time hire. Guidance is laboratory-agnostic; Pillars is laboratory agnostic, so test recommendations reflect what is best for the patient, not what a lab sells.