Designing systems that replace coordination with execution

PGx results that live in a PDF portal never reach the moment they matter — the point of prescribing. Clinicians re-key genotypes, hunt through faxed reports, and act on stale information, while your lab absorbs the support calls that follow. The value your assay creates evaporates in the gap between result and order.

SignalPGx delivers physician-reviewed pharmacogenomic guidance straight into the EHR, at the moment a drug is ordered.

We speak the interfaces your health-system partners already run — FHIR R4, HL7 ORU, and CDS Hooks — so branded reports post as discrete, structured results and alerts surface during order entry. Every alert is grounded in an interpretation your medical director signed out; SignalAI drafts and scores the guidance, but a qualified clinician reviews and owns each release before it ever crosses the interface.

Integration spans the full clinical path:

• FHIR R4 structured result delivery

• HL7 ORU report messaging

• CDS Hooks point-of-prescribing alerts

• Branded, physician-reviewed report payloads

Alerts stay reliable because they carry the same signed-out interpretation the report does — coded to HGNC, RxNorm, and LOINC so meaning survives the trip between systems. When a report is rescored against a moved guideline, the interface delivery updates in lockstep, so no clinician ever prescribes against a stale card.

Nothing about your accessioning or sign-out workflow changes. Results flow from your existing LIS through SignalPGx and into the ordering provider's chart on the transport their EHR already expects — Epic, Cerner, or any FHIR- and HL7-conformant system — with per-tenant credentials and a full audit trail on every message.

As volume grows, integration is what keeps support cost flat. Structured, coded delivery ends manual re-entry and the interpretation questions that clog your phones, while point-of-prescribing alerts turn each report into a demonstrable clinical touchpoint your health-system accounts can measure and defend at renewal.

Your lab becomes the pharmacogenomics layer inside the EHR — not a PDF at the end of it — and clinicians get reviewed, actionable guidance exactly when they write the prescription.