Privacy-First AI
Designed with sensitive health data and controlled access in mind.
NEW • Introducing CyPHR AI Engine™
AI‑driven education that adapts to each patient’s genetic reports in real time.
HIPAA-conscious design • Built on secure infrastructure
A secure, intelligent way to access precision health insights.
Designed with sensitive health data and controlled access in mind.
Turn complex genetic and health information into clear insights.
Help users find relevant information quickly and confidently.
"We Put Precision in Precision Medicine"
We utilize genetic data for better health outcomes and cost savings
Every year, employers face a staggering $1.2 trillion healthcare bill, making it one of the most significant financial challenges in today’s economy.
After wages, healthcare is the second-largest expense for companies, putting immense pressure on budgets and resources.
Half of the population battles chronic health conditions, driving up the need for ongoing care and impacting workplace productivity.
A striking 85% of all healthcare costs are tied to managing these chronic conditions, highlighting the need for smarter, more targeted care strategies.
Prescription drugs alone account for $528 billion annually, much of it linked to avoidable morbidity and mortality—an unsustainable burden on both employers and employees.
Leverage our advanced risk stratification tools to accurately identify high-risk individuals, enabling proactive management and reducing costly healthcare events.
Harness powerful, in-depth analytics to uncover trends in healthcare utilization and outcomes, offering a clear understanding of the factors driving costs.
Develop a tailored plan of action based on identified trends, allowing businesses to address specific challenges and improve overall healthcare efficiency.
Utilize genetic testing to ensure the right medications are prescribed, reducing trial-and-error and enhancing patient outcomes.
Provide education for everyone involved—employers, employees, and providers—ensuring informed decision-making and maximizing the benefits of precision medicine.
Engage healthcare providers throughout the process, ensuring seamless integration of insights and genetic testing into patient care for meaningful, long-term improvements.
Our comprehensive, end-to-end solution has consistently delivered proven cost savings for healthcare brokers, self-funded plans, third-party administrators, stop-loss carriers, and more. Seamlessly integrating with existing systems, our platform enhances healthcare outcomes while driving measurable returns on investment.
Cygenex empowers stop-loss carriers to mitigate risk with precise, actionable prescribing insights for key medications, driving smarter, more cost-effective healthcare decisions. By embracing personalized medicine, Cygenex reduces high-cost claims, lowers loss ratios, and helps carriers offer more competitive premiums.
For Managing General Underwriters (MGUs), Cygenex provides a critical risk management advantage by identifying members at risk for adverse drug reactions or ineffective treatments. This deeper insight leads to more accurate underwriting forecasts, enhanced risk assessment, and optimized claims management.
Healthcare brokers gain a competitive edge with Cygenex’s advanced pharmacogenomic solutions, delivering measurable cost savings and improved health outcomes. With Cygenex, brokers can differentiate their services, strengthen client relationships, and boost financial performance for self-funded plans.
In some cases, your DNA can affect whether you have a bad reaction to a drug or whether a drug helps you or has no effect.
Pharmacogenomics can improve your health by helping you know ahead of time whether a drug is likely to benefit you and be safe for you to take.
Knowing this information can help your doctor find medicine that will work best for you.
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“Many prescription drugs are treated as one size fits all”, but they don’t work the same way for everyone.
National Institutes of Health