InformedDNA
Founded 2007 · 84 employees on LinkedIn · 1 known investors
InformedDNA applies genetics expertise and technology to deliver genomics insights and services such as telegenetic counseling for payors, healthcare providers, and patients across the US. It operates in the digital health and genomics space, supporting clinical decisions around screening, diagnosis, and treatment.
Also known as InformedDNA®
Investors · 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026InformedDNA is a genomics services and technology company that provides genetic counseling, genetic testing utilization management, precision health programs, payment integrity, and clinical trial recruitment support to payors, life sciences companies, health systems, providers, laboratories, and employer groups across the United States. Founded in 2007, it describes itself as the first telehealth genetic counseling company in the nation and says it has provided genetic counseling to more than 200,000 patients.
Its core telegenetic counseling service gives nationwide telehealth access to board-certified, licensed genetic counselors covering oncology, cardiology, neurology, pediatric and adult genetics, pharmacogenomics, ophthalmology, reproductive and maternal-fetal medicine, mental health, and whole genome/exome sequencing. The workflow spans patient referral (with contact within two business days and expedited same-day handling for urgent cases), pre-test counseling and risk assessment based on personal and family health history, test ordering and coordination with major laboratories, and post-test consultation with a personalized summary report delivered to the patient and referring provider. The company states it has no laboratory affiliations, which it presents as removing conflicts of interest in test selection.
On the payor side, InformedDNA offers medical policy development, prior authorization and decision-support automation intended to reduce spending on inappropriate genetic tests and downstream procedures. Its DNAimpact platform is a precision health program for health plan members or employees that performs population risk stratification, personalized screening protocols, education, testing, genetic counseling, and management recommendations. Additional services include clinical trial participant recruitment, screening, and site auditing for drug developers.
Founding story
The company was founded in 2007 and was co-founded by David Patrick Nixon, who serves as Executive Chairman, and Rebecca Sutphen, MD, FACMGG, who serves as Chief Medical Officer; both also sit on the board of directors.
Business model
InformedDNA sells genomics services and technology to organizations rather than primarily direct-to-consumer: payors and health plans, health systems, hospitals, providers, laboratories, employer groups, pharmaceutical companies and CROs, and other risk-bearing organizations. Offerings are packaged as named programs and services — DNAimpact, DNAassist, genetic counseling, payment integrity, clinical trial recruitment, and genetic testing utilization management — positioned around cost management, utilization control, and clinical decision support. The company has achieved in-network status with state, regional, and national health plans, which it says reduces patient cost of care and handles billing and reimbursement administration on clients' behalf.
Revenue is derived from services and platform offerings sold to institutional clients — genetic counseling delivered via telehealth (with in-network health plan billing and reimbursement handled by the company), genetic testing utilization management and medical policy services, payment integrity, precision health programs for members and employees, and clinical trial recruitment, screening, and site auditing services for pharmaceutical sponsors and CROs.
Traction
InformedDNA reports genetic counseling services delivered to more than 200,000 patients since its 2007 founding and a Net Promoter Score of 72 for its telehealth appointments. It reports in-network status with state, regional, and national health plans. Third-party data as of July 2026 estimates annual revenue of $25M-$50M and approximately 87 employees, with a listed range of 51-200.
Latest developments
In March 2025 InformedDNA acquired Coriell Life Sciences, a pharmacogenomics and clinical-decision support company, adding to its September 2023 acquisition of gWell Health. In December 2024 it launched a precision medicine program for obesity with Phenomix Sciences, following an October 2024 integration of Phenomix's MyPhenome genetic obesity test with the DNAimpact platform. In December 2025 GRIN Therapeutics announced a partnership with InformedDNA to provide free genetic counseling to US patients to determine gain-of-function/loss-of-function status and clinical trial eligibility. Recent published content covers pharmacogenomics in medication efficiency (September 2025), data security and privacy practices (May 2025), and a genetic counselor career webinar series (December 2025).
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Market position
InformedDNA presents itself as a pioneer and long-standing provider in telehealth genetic counseling and payor-facing genetic testing utilization management, serving commercial and government health plans, health systems, biopharma, and risk-bearing organizations. Third-party listings place it in the hospitals and health care industry with estimated annual revenue in the $25M-$50M range as of July 2026 and roughly 87 to 51-200 employees, and identify comparable companies including Natera, PWNHealth, Sema4, Helix, DNA Direct, Veritas Genetics, and Ambry Genetics.
InformedDNA positions its clinical guidelines and coverage policies around medical specialties and subspecialties rather than the gene- or test-based approach it attributes to competitors, arguing that the specialty framework adapts more readily to new tests, gene discoveries, and specialty drugs. It also emphasizes independence from laboratories (no lab affiliations or ownership interests) to avoid conflicts of interest in test selection, its in-network relationships with state, regional and national health plans, and its status as the first US telehealth genetic counseling company with nearly two decades of experience.
Technology
The company combines clinical genetics staff with a digital healthcare experience platform. DNAimpact is a scalable precision health platform providing risk stratification, personalized screening protocols, education, testing coordination, genetic counseling, and management recommendations; DNAassist is another named product. Payor-facing capabilities include continuously updated medical policies, intelligent prior authorization, and decision support automation. The company also cites AI-enabled interactive patient education. Reported technology stack elements include Workday Adaptive Planning, Teradata Analytics Platform, LinkedIn Insight Tag, Kubernetes, Mojo Helpdesk, Google Analytics, and Laravel.
Go-to-market
Sales are enterprise and channel-specific, with dedicated contact routes and phone lines for health plans, health systems/hospitals/providers/labs, pharmaceutical companies and CROs, employer groups, and patients. The company generates demand through provider and payor referral workflows integrated into client processes, educational content (webinars, workshops, toolkits, peer-to-peer consultations and tumor board participation), and partnerships or integrations with test developers, patient advocacy foundations, and digital health platforms such as Phenomix Sciences, Foundation Fighting Blindness, and GRIN Therapeutics.
Health plans and payors (commercial and government), health systems, hospitals and medical centers, healthcare providers and clinicians, laboratories, employer groups, pharmaceutical companies and CROs, foundations and patient advocacy organizations, and patients referred for genetic counseling.
Geography
Operations are US-nationwide, with genetic counselors licensed across states and telehealth appointments offered days, nights, and weekends across time zones. Contact address is a PO Box in St. Petersburg, Florida, and the company is described as Florida-based; it operates a remote work culture. Employee data has been reported across North America, Asia, and South America.
History
The company was founded in 2007 and describes itself as the first telehealth genetic counseling company in the United States, with roughly two decades of operating experience and more than 15 years in the genomics industry. It expanded through acquisition, acquiring gWell Health, a digital health, genomics and wellness company, in September 2023 following a partnership announced the same month, and acquiring Coriell Life Sciences, a pharmacogenomics and clinical-decision support company, in March 2025. Partnerships over the same period included Foundation Fighting Blindness and PreventionGenetics for the My Retina Tracker Genetic Testing Program (2024), Phenomix Sciences for an obesity precision medicine program (2024), and GRIN Therapeutics for genetic counseling supporting trial eligibility (2025).
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Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 6
launches, deals, and filingsGRIN Therapeutics partnered with InformedDNA to offer free genetic counseling to US patients to help determine GoF/LoF status and clinical trial eligibility.
InformedDNA acquired Coriell Life Sciences, a pharmacogenomics and clinical-decision support company.
Phenomix Sciences and InformedDNA teamed up to offer a precision medicine program for obesity.
Collaboration integrating Phenomix's MyPhenome genetic obesity test with InformedDNA's DNAimpact precision health platform for payers, health systems, employers, and life sciences organizations.
Foundation Fighting Blindness partnered with PreventionGenetics and InformedDNA to advance the My Retina Tracker Genetic Testing Program.
InformedDNA announced the acquisition of gWell Health, a digital health, genomics, and wellness company; the two companies had announced a partnership combining InformedDNA's genomic expertise with gWell's technology platform.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does InformedDNA do?
- Telehealth genetic counseling and genomics utilization-management company serving US payors, health systems, and life sciences.
- Who are InformedDNA's investors?
- InformedDNA's investors include Frist Cressey Ventures.

