After PGT-A
Use the PGT-A data you already have to compare inherited health risks across every embryo—without another biopsy.
Your embryo report
Embryo 4 · Pregnancy loss: No known risks
No new biopsy
Counselor review
Pay over time
Uses compatible raw data from existing PGT-A
See chromosome, pregnancy-loss, and health findings
Review results with a counselor and care team
What happens next
From checkout to a report you can discuss with your care team, here’s the process.
Step 01
After a secure transfer from your lab, we analyze the compatible PGT-A data you already have.
Step 02
A genetic counselor walks you through the findings and helps you prepare questions for your care team.
Step 03
Use the report with your care team to make the choice that best fits your family’s priorities.
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Start with your recommendation, or explore options for trying to conceive and IVF.
Choose your path
Analyze your embryos. We use the PGT-A data you already have — no new biopsy. We confirm it's compatible before you pay.
For pregnancy loss
See which of your embryos carry genetic causes of pregnancy loss.
Includes the full Infertility & Pregnancy Loss Panel for both partners.
For pregnancy loss + health conditions
Everything in Core, plus a broader health and trait report on every embryo.
Includes everything in Core.
Ask a real person what each option includes and which may fit your situation.
Embryo Report · Complete
Complete currently compares 24 report rows: 22 modeled health conditions and measurements, one pregnancy-loss screening category, and optional height.
These are modeled genetic estimates, not diagnoses or predictions of health, pregnancy, or transfer outcomes.
Sample report
See chromosome, gene-level, and health findings in one report.
Guided sample report
Christina explains how to read the main finding, partner results, counselor context, and possible next steps.
Educational example only. Your results and next steps will depend on your history and care team.
Explore at your own pace
Embryo report · comparison
Compare chromosome status, pregnancy-loss findings, and health estimates in one view.
| Finding | Embryo 4Euploid | Embryo 2Euploid | Embryo 7Euploid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pregnancy loss | No known risks | Potential risk | High risk |
| Type 1 diabetes | -24% | -80% | +32% |
| Glaucoma | -32% | -48% | +10% |
Takeaway
Embryo 4 is the only embryo here with no known pregnancy-loss risk; Embryo 2 trends lower on both modeled conditions.
Embryo report · detail
Key finding
TUBB8
A gene-level finding linked to egg maturation and early embryo development.
Context
The chromosome result is euploid. Review the separate TUBB8 finding with a reproductive genetics specialist.
Embryo report · counselor
Christina · Genetic Counselor
Embryo 7 is euploid and has a separate TUBB8 finding. Weigh them as two distinct pieces of evidence.
Ask next
How should this fit with embryo grade, clinical history, and your goals?
Decision support for you and your care team—not a transfer decision.
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Illustrative example. Your findings and recommendations will depend on your results and clinical history.
