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We offer a range of testing options which can be conducted at our collection centers. In-office or mobile testing for customers who prefer a more private or convenient option is available.

Non-Invasive prenatal testing

Prenatal testing can be performed before your baby is born, as early as 7 weeks into the pregnancy.

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Informational DNA Paternity Testing

Uncertain about the paternity of a child and just need to know for your own peace of mind? Get answers through Informational DNA testing

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Legal DNA Paternity Testing

DNA results are Court Admissible when the collection and the processing follows a certified chain of custody

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Non-Invasive prenatal testing

Don’t want to wait until your child is born and you don’t want to subject yourself to invasive procedures such as Amniocentesis or Chronic Villus Sampling (CVS), then non-invasive prenatal testing option may be for you.

Easy process – Simple blood sample from the pregnant mother and a sample of a cheek swab from the potential father

Prenatal DNA paternity testing can be used in legal proceeding when paternity of the child is in question

Exceptions

Prenatal DNA paternity testing is not an option if the mother is carrying twins or multiples
The mother must be at least 7 weeks pregnant
Testing is not an option for two possible fathers who share a close biological relationship

Informational DNA Paternity Testing

Options:

At-Home Paternity Testing kit

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Customers can use the kit to collect their own sample and send back to our lab partners for analysis
Contact our Specialists to schedule an appointment at a lab near you or have one of our mobile collectors come to you Contact Us

DNA Testing Partners

DNA Testing Partners provides a comprehensive and accurate paternity testing service to help determine the biological relationship between a father and child.

American Association of Blood Banks (AABB)

ANAB ISO/IEC 7025 (Former ACLASS)
College of American Pathologists (CAP)
New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH)
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)
Standards Council of Canada (SCC)
ISO 9001

DNA Testing Prices

Non-Invasive Prenatal (7-Day)

Informational Test – $1,399
Legal Test – $1599
Legal Test – $1899
Legal Test – $399
Informational – $299
Legal – $399
Informational – $299
Legal – $499
Informational – $399
Legal – $499
Informational – $399
Legal – $499
Legal – $499
Informational – $399
Legal – $499
Informational – $399

Legal DNA Paternity Testing

When do you need a legal paternity test? Anytime the results will be used in a legal proceeding such as the following:

Child support/custody
Adoption disputes
Obtain or change Birth Certificate
Infidelity Issues
Immigration
Inheritance rights
Tax forms
Other legal reasons

Requirements – Adults being tested will need a government issued ID. A legal guardian must be with a minor child under the age of 18 to sign a consent form

Easy process – A sample cheek swab from both the child and potential father. It’s non-invasive and ideal for all ages. After collection of the DNA samples are securely placed in a tamper proof packaging, they are sent to our AABB accredited laboratory partner where the samples are processed

Healthcare for Pregnant Women

Pregnancy is a crucial time for both the mother and the developing baby. Proper healthcare is essential to ensure a healthy pregnancy and safe delivery. Here are some important considerations for pregnant women
1. Prenatal care – regular visits with a healthcare provider are important to monitor the health of both the mother and the developing baby.
2. Nutrition – a well-balanced diet is important to provide the necessary nutrients for the developing baby and maintain the health of the mother.
3. Exercise – moderate exercise is generally safe during pregnancy and can help improve overall health and prepare the body for labor and delivery.
4. Prenatal testing – various tests and screenings may be recommended during pregnancy to monitor the health of the developing baby and identify any potential issues.
5. Childbirth education – attending childbirth education classes can help prepare expectant parents for labor and delivery, including pain management techniques and newborn care.

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