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If you’re interested in genetic testing in Suffolk County, we take a research-driven approach to help you understand how your body responds to psychiatric medications. If you’ve experienced medications that didn’t work or caused unwanted side effects, you’re not alone—and better options are available. A simple, non-invasive cheek swab can provide valuable genetic insights, allowing us to personalize your treatment and find what works best for you.
Better science means better care. Let’s begin your journey toward feeling like yourself again.
Psychiatric genetic testing looks at the genes that influence how your body responds to medications. This straightforward test (just a quick cheek swab) offers insights into how you process drugs, which ones are most likely to work, and which could cause side effects.
“It’s not just about finding a treatment — it’s about finding the right treatment for you.”
Most insurance plans cover testing, and we’re here to assist you in confirming your benefits before we proceed.
No, genetic testing doesn’t diagnose conditions. Instead, it provides essential insights that help shape treatment plans after a diagnosis is confirmed.
Genetic testing is a widely trusted tool used by psychiatrists across the country. While it’s not a magic solution, it can greatly enhance the accuracy of treatment decisions.
In need of personalized genetic testing in Suffolk County? Dr. Marie G. Surpris is here to help. Whether you’re looking to understand your genetic predispositions to certain health conditions or seeking treatment guidance, we’re here for you.
Contact Dr. Marie G. Surpris today to learn about genetic testing options and take an active step toward uncovering your unique genetic profile.
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