DNA Testing & Genetic Insights
Private, professional collection support for relationship testing and selected wellness-focused DNA panels.
IVY Mobile Medical Services coordinates eligible paternity and family-relationship DNA testing and provides professional specimen collection by appointment.
Available options may include:
Non-legal paternity testing for personal information
Other qualifying family-relationship tests
Mobile collection appointments when eligible
Non-Legal Testing
Designed for personal information. Non-legal results are not intended for court, custody, immigration, or other official proceedings.
Legal Testing
Legal collections involve additional documentation and safeguards, including consent, identity verification, independent professional collection, chain-of-custody documentation, correct specimen labeling, and tamper-evident packaging. Acceptance is ultimately determined by the requesting court or agency.
Selected DNA panels may provide informational insights related to:
Nutrition
Fitness
Skin characteristics
Selected personal traits
Some panels may require authorization from a qualified healthcare provider.
Submit a confidential service inquiry.
IVY reviews the requested test and eligibility requirements.
We explain the collection method, consent, identification, and documentation requirements.
An appointment is scheduled when appropriate.
The specimen is collected and transferred for independent laboratory processing.
Results are delivered through the applicable secure reporting process.
Your Privacy Matters
Genetic information is uniquely sensitive. IVY uses structured consent, secure intake, professional collection, and controlled specimen-handling procedures designed to protect client privacy.
IVY Mobile Medical Services provides test coordination, client support, and professional specimen-collection services. Laboratory analysis is performed independently. Test availability, documentation requirements, processing times, and agency acceptance vary. IVY does not provide medical diagnosis, legal advice, or guarantees regarding test outcomes or acceptance. Wellness-focused DNA reports are informational. They do not diagnose disease and should not be used alone to begin, stop, or change medication, supplements, diet, or medical treatment. Informed consent must be submitted with DNA samples and specifically recognizes genetic data as uniquely sensitive information requiring appropriate privacy and security safeguards.