GeneDx

GeneDx Paving the way for faster diagnoses & more precise care plans through genomic & clinical insights.

We see a world where every genetic condition is understood, and every patient receives the care they need to live their healthiest life through genomics. ​

GeneDx combines unmatched clinical expertise, advanced technology, and the power of GeneDx Infinity™, the world’s largest rare disease genomic dataset. This unparalleled foundation powers GeneDx’s ExomeDx™ and GenomeDx™ tests – ranked #1 by ex

pert geneticists and granted FDA Breakthrough Device Designation – enabling clinicians to deliver precise, fast, and actionable diagnoses. ​

With over 25 years of innovation, more than 4,800 genetic diseases diagnosed, and over 1,000 scientific publications, we’re building the genomic intelligence network that’s shaping the future of precision medicine: for patients, providers, and partners alike.

05/10/2026

“Mom” goes beyond a title. 💙

It’s the late nights, the advocacy, the questions that don’t go unasked.
It’s the strength to keep searching for answers, and the care given every step of the way.

This Mother’s Day, we honor the moms, the caregivers, the superheroes, and all those supporting individuals impacted by genetic conditions.

However you show up, your role matters.

03/18/2026

Rare disease is stepping into primetime.

The upcoming CNBC Cures documentary, hosted by CNBC anchor and rare disease mom Becky Quick, is bringing long-overdue visibility to the families, patients, and science moving this space forward.

It will also feature CEO Katherine Stueland on the diagnostic journey, and why getting answers sooner can change everything.

The more we talk about rare disease, the faster we move toward clarity, care, and new possibilities.

Tune in Thursday, March 19 at 7PM ET. More information: https://genedx.co/4bn7Tco

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the incredible women helping move genetics and healthcare forward ever...
03/09/2026

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the incredible women helping move genetics and healthcare forward every day.

At GeneDx, women make up:
🟣 70% of our workforce
🟣 75% of our executive team
🟣 55% of our senior management

Together, they’re helping advance our mission of empowering everyone to live their healthiest life through genomics.

To the scientists, leaders, advocates, and teammates driving meaningful change in healthcare: thank you.

Want to learn more about the leaders helping guide our work? Learn more here → https://genedx.co/4rWMEFG

What if answers came sooner, not just for some patients, but as a standard of care?What if care felt truly connected acr...
03/02/2026

What if answers came sooner, not just for some patients, but as a standard of care?

What if care felt truly connected across specialties, systems, and settings?

What if progress didn’t stall in silos, but moved at the speed of science?

On March 3, leaders across healthcare, research, policy, and innovation will gather at the CNBC Cures Summit to explore what’s next for precision medicine and patient care.

We’re proud that our GeneDx leaders will be part of that conversation bringing perspective from the front lines of genomic medicine and the families we serve.

Join the FREE livestream on March 3 and be part of the conversation shaping the future of care → https://www.cnbcevents.com/cures/

How many appointments does it take to get an answer?For many rare disease families:16+ tests4+ specialistsCountless unkn...
02/28/2026

How many appointments does it take to get an answer?

For many rare disease families:
16+ tests
4+ specialists
Countless unknowns

1 in 10 Americans lives with a rare disease, and most are genetic in origin.

The journey to diagnosis can take years, creating emotional strain and up to $516,000 per person in avoidable costs.

It doesn’t have to be like this. We’re working toward a future where genetic care is connected, actionable, and built around the people it’s meant to serve.

Early answers change everything.

02/28/2026

Today is Rare Disease Day. But for millions of families, rare isn’t just one rare day of the year.

Rare is in the endless late nights searching symptoms.
Rare is in the appointments that lead to more appointments.
Rare is in the questions that echo louder each time: “Why can't anyone connect the dots?”

This , we’re going Beyond Aware for Rare.
Because awareness is our kickoff and our starting point to earlier answers.

Our purpose as a genetic testing company is to transform the often overwhelming path of genetic health into one that’s guided, connected, and actionable. No more fragmentation, guessing, or ambiguity.

Going beyond aware means:
• Connecting data to real-life care
• Turning answers into next steps
• Replacing isolation with belonging

We stand with patients, caregivers, clinicians, and advocates in both recognition and action.

Tomorrow, we light up for rare. 💙Across the country, buildings will glow in recognition of the millions of individuals a...
02/27/2026

Tomorrow, we light up for rare. 💙

Across the country, buildings will glow in recognition of the millions of individuals and families living with rare disease. It’s a powerful reminder: rare is everywhere.

February 28 (the rarest day of the year) is a moment to come together in awareness, solidarity, and visibility.

We’re proud to stand alongside our rare community and our commitment continues beyond tomorrow.

Going means we’re focused on what comes next for so many families on the diagnostic odyssey: turning awareness into clarity, connection, and action. We're committed to supporting families seeking answers. Equipping providers with insights. Helping move the journey forward.

Lighting up is about visibility. We’re honored to shine together and to keep showing up long after the lights dim. How are you lighting up for rare?

Thank you to National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc. (NORD) for honoring this important day year after year, and for equipping our teams around the country with the resources that help us better support the rare community, in every office and beyond.

Four weeks. Dozens of actions. One shared goal: moving rare disease progress forward.This Rare Disease Action Guide brin...
02/27/2026

Four weeks. Dozens of actions. One shared goal: moving rare disease progress forward.

This Rare Disease Action Guide brings together every step we shared this month: from starting conversations, to exploring testing, to finding community, to supporting research.

Progress doesn’t only happen at genomic labs like ours. It happens in living rooms. In clinics. In group chats. In questioning the status quo.

Whether you’re a parent searching for answers, a provider advocating for clarity, or someone who simply wants to help: there is a role for you in rare disease progress.

Small actions add up, and it’s never too late to take one.

Save this guide. Share it. Come back to it when you need it.

Awareness matters. But action changes what’s possible. 💙

02/26/2026

One in ten people has a rare disease, but most won’t get a diagnosis for years.

Those delays have real consequences for care and decision-making.

Earlier genetic insights can help close the gap.

This Rare Disease Month, we’re raising expectations. And we’re calling for action.

Rare. For many families, that word can feel isolating, especially before there is a diagnosis.When CNBC reporter Becky Q...
02/25/2026

Rare. For many families, that word can feel isolating, especially before there is a diagnosis.

When CNBC reporter Becky Quick and her family were searching for answers, they were navigating uncertainty that so many rare disease families know well.

Receiving a SYNGAP1 diagnosis changed that.

It didn’t change the condition, but it changed their path forward. It brought clarity to years of uncertainty and helped connect them to a broader community of families, clinicians, and researchers working toward progress.

That experience shaped Becky’s commitment to elevating rare disease stories through CNBC Cures: a platform built to shine a light on the families, advocates, and leaders working to accelerate research, improve access, and move care forward.

Because while a condition may be rare, the need for connection is not.

Genetic care should be clear and connected so families don’t spend years searching for answers alone, and clinicians have the insights they need to act with confidence.

Rare but rare(ly) alone.

Explore more stories shaping the future of rare disease care: https://www.cnbc.com/cures/

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