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Counsyl

www.counsyl.com

 
Counsyl is a DNA testing and genetic counseling service that offers genetic screening for men, women and their children. Our philosophy is simple - focus on diseases where advanced knowledge makes a difference in health outcomes, whether it`s changing a behavior, pursuing preventative measures, or simply preparing for what lies ahead. Counsyl has screened over 750,000 patients and served over 10,000 health professionals in its modern clinical laboratory. From the purely mechanical to profoundly human, Counsyl strives to make genetic screening truly accessible to everyone. The team consists of world class engineers, scientists and clinical experts as well as a ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million
  • www.counsyl.com
  • 180 Kimball Way
    South San Francisco, CA USA 94080
  • Phone: 888.268.6795

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Funding

Counsyl raised $80M on 11/06/2017

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