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Your Family History
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Genetic testing for hereditary breast cancer—delivered with expertise, clarity, and compassion.

If breast or ovarian cancer runs in your family, you may be wondering whether you carry a genetic risk. The answer lies not in fear, but in knowledge. Premier Surgical Network's breast surgery team offers personalized genetic testing and risk assessment using the latest BRCA and multi-gene panel options. With a simple test and a thoughtful conversation, you can gain clarity about your risk—and more importantly, your options.

We’re here to guide you with care, evidence, and answers.

 

 

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Why Choose Genetic Testing at PSN?


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Informed, Empowered Decision-Making
Testing reveals whether you carry inherited mutations that increase your risk, allowing you to take action before cancer develops.
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Fast, Accurate Results
We use trusted labs and evidence-based panel testing to ensure results you and your care team can confidently act on.
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Care That Includes Prevention and Planning
If testing reveals elevated risk, we offer proactive surveillance, surgical options, and referrals to genetic counselors if needed.
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Expert Guidance from Breast Specialists
Our surgeons understand how genetics influence cancer, and how test results should guide surgical or surveillance choices.
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Counseling That Goes Beyond the Test
We’ll explain your results in plain language, helping you understand what they mean for your body, your family, and your next steps.

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Trusted by High-Risk Patients and Providers Alike
We regularly support patients with family history concerns, positive BRCA status, or surgical decisions requiring genetic insight.

Meet the Team

Our breast surgeons don’t just perform procedures—they guide patients through complex decisions about risk, prevention, and treatment. Premier Surgical Network's elite team of breast surgeons offers a unique blend of technical skill and compassionate insight, helping patients navigate genetic testing with clarity and confidence.

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Real Patients. Real Results

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What to Expect: Before, During, and After Testing

Before Testing

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You’ll meet with your surgeon to review your personal and family history and determine if genetic testing is appropriate. If so, we’ll explain the testing process and answer all your questions.

During Testing

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A simple saliva or blood sample is taken and sent to a certified lab. Results are typically available within 2–3 weeks. Testing can often be done the same day as your consultation.

After Testing

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Once your results are in, we’ll meet again to interpret them together. If your test shows a genetic mutation, we’ll explain your options—from increased screening to preventive surgery—and support you every step of the way.

 

Insurance & Financing

Premier Surgical Network and The Institute for Advanced Reconstruction accept a wide range of insurance plans, including Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and others.

Genetic testing is often covered when medically indicated. Our team will help verify your benefits before testing. Payment plans may be available for out-of-pocket costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is BRCA testing?
BRCA1 and BRCA2 are genes that, when mutated, significantly increase the risk of breast and ovarian cancer. Testing looks for these and other mutations.
Who should consider genetic testing?
Anyone with a family history of breast, ovarian, pancreatic, or prostate cancer—especially at a young age—may benefit from testing.
Is genetic testing only for women?
No. Men can carry and pass on genetic mutations and may be at risk for other cancers as well.
What if my test is negative?
A negative result is often reassuring, but doesn’t eliminate all risk. We’ll still work with you to monitor your health appropriately.
What if I test positive for a mutation?
We’ll explain your options in detail, from increased screening to preventive surgery, and connect you with the right support resources. Our genetic testing company offers a genetic counselor to help guide decision-making.
How much does testing cost?
Most insurance plans cover testing when there’s a personal or family history of cancer. We’ll verify your benefits in advance.
Is my information kept private?
Yes. Your results are protected under medical privacy laws and shared only with your permission.
Can I have testing even if I’ve already had breast cancer?
Absolutely. Many patients choose to test post-diagnosis to guide reconstruction or future risk decisions.
Can I bring a family member to the consultation?
Yes. Genetic decisions can be emotional, and we encourage you to bring support if it helps you feel more comfortable.
Do I need a referral?
In most cases, no referral is needed, but we’re happy to coordinate with your primary or referring doctor if desired.

Knowledge Is Power—Let’s Take the Next Step Together

Genetic testing doesn’t just offer answers, it provides a plan. If you’re ready to understand your risk and take control of your future, we’re here to help you do it with confidence and care. 

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