You can book an appointment by calling us: 010 4146650 (local network rate/mobile charge).
A Kanta fee (€4.20) and an outpatient fee (€37.90) are added to the medical geneticist’s appointment. No Kanta or outpatient fee is charged for carrier tests.
| Service | Price | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Gene testing and appointment with a clinical geneticist, 60 min At an appointment with a clinical geneticist, it is possible to assess your own or your child's risk of developing a disease that runs in the family. | from 263,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 271,00 € Price from 263,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 271,00 € | At an appointment with a clinical geneticist, it is possible to assess your own or your child's risk of developing a disease that runs in the family. |
| Carrier screening tests Ask for more information about other gene testing/assessment of inheritance at the clinic. Appointment and advice | from 909,50 € No Kela reimbursement Price from 909,50 € No Kela reimbursement | Ask for more information about other gene testing/assessment of inheritance at the clinic. Appointment and advice |
| Service | Price | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Gene testing/assessments of inheritance and medical geneticist appointment, 60 min At a clinical geneticist's appointment, you can assess your own or your child's risk of developing a disease that runs in the family. | from 263,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 271,00 € Price from 263,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 271,00 € | At a clinical geneticist's appointment, you can assess your own or your child's risk of developing a disease that runs in the family. |
| Carrier tests Ask the clinic for more information about other gene testing/assessment of inheritance. Appointment and advice | from 909,50 € No Kela reimbursement Price from 909,50 € No Kela reimbursement | Ask the clinic for more information about other gene testing/assessment of inheritance. Appointment and advice |
It is advisable to consult a medical geneticist in situations such as the following:
In connection with fertility examinations and investigating the cause of miscarriages, genetic abnormalities may be revealed. For example, chromosomal abnormalities can affect fertility. A medical geneticist explains the significance of these abnormalities. They also provide counselling related to foetal examinations and preimplantation genetic diagnosis.
Genetic counselling is intended for everyone who is considering the impact of hereditary factors on their own health or the health of their family. It is particularly useful for couples suffering from infertility. Counselling also provides important information and support for families with a known genetic mutation, hereditary diseases, or developmental abnormalities.
After genetic counselling, you will have a clear understanding of hereditary risks and their impacts. A medical geneticist will provide instructions regarding possible follow-up or a treatment plan. The goal is to support you and your family in making informed decisions.
Preparing for genetic counselling helps you get the most out of the appointment. It is a good idea to gather information about illnesses in the family and possible hereditary factors. You can write down questions you want answers to.
Genetic counselling usually begins with a discussion with a geneticist. During the meeting, the family’s medical history and potential concerns are reviewed. The physician performs an assessment of the situation and plans the necessary follow-up examinations.
The physician suggests the necessary gene testing/assessments of inheritance.
Based on the examination results, an individual risk assessment is performed.
The physician explains the results and provides information on further measures.
In genetic counselling, a clinical geneticist diagnoses diseases that are influenced by heredity. The physician provides counselling on the nature of the disease, mode of inheritance, and potential treatment or the need for follow-up.
In connection with infertility investigations and determining the cause of miscarriages, abnormalities related to genetics may be revealed. A medical geneticist explains the significance of these abnormalities and provides counselling regarding foetal examinations and preimplantation genetic diagnosis.
It is advisable to seek genetic counselling if you are concerned about questions related to pregnancy or the development of the foetus. A child’s developmental or structural abnormality is also a reason to seek counselling. You can also assess your own or your child’s risk of developing a specific disease running in the family.
