A checklist designed to guide clinicians through key steps and considerations before autism genetic testing.

A step-by-step guide to help healthcare providers order Chromosomal Microarray Analysis (CMA) testing within Connect Care, including test selection, required documentation, and processing instructions.

The form used to refer patients with pathogenic genetic findings to the Genomic Psychiatry Consultation Service. It includes patient information, referral details, reasons for referral, and relevant medical history to support clear communication between healthcare providers.

This animated video explores autism, genetics, and genetic testing in a clear and engaging way for autistic individuals, families, clinicians, and the broader community.

A clinical checklist supporting follow-up steps, counseling, and care after genetic testing results.

​Step-by-step guidance for ordering panel genetic testing for autism and intellectual disability, including test selection and clinical considerations.

Overview of the clinical workflow for genetic testing and care in autism and neurodevelopmental conditions.

Although autism cannot be diagnosed through genetic testing alone, genetic testing can help identify genetic changes associated with autism and neurodevelopmental conditions. This information may help individuals and families better understand their diagnosis and support healthcare planning, medical monitoring, and personalized care

Step-by-step instructions for setting up and accessing your GeneDX account for genetic testing services.

Template and guidance for communicating negative genetic testing results to patients and families.Consult Note/Letter Template included.

“I’ve heard about genetic testing for autism, but I’m not sure how it helps. How can this information support my child’s care?”

A comprehensive resource designed to guide teams through the genetic testing process. This handbook includes pre-test checklists, ordering instructions, workflow charts, educational videos and pamphlets, and answers to common patient questions.