Personalized Prescribing

Thank you for your responses. You may now request your pharmacogenomic test. Next steps: Click the button below to proceed. Questions? Visit our list of frequently asked questions FAQs or contact Personalized Prescribing Inc. at  +1 844-943-0210 or email us at info@personalizedprescribing.com for more information.

Confirmation My answers to the questions above are accurate, I acknowledge that if any responses are not accurate, I may not be eligible for reimbursement of expenses associated with this request. By clicking “I agree” below, you agree to the following: Personalized Prescribing Inc. is a separate company from, and is not affiliated with The … Read more

You are not eligible for reimbursement of a pharmacogenomic test by your RBC Life benefits plan. However, you can still proceed with a test at the preferred price of $399 plus tax. Do you wish to proceed?

3) Have you been diagnosed with a mental health condition? (Please note, coverage for pharmacogenomic testing is only eligible for plan members diagnosed with mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety disorders and bi-polar disorders.)

2) Does your RBC Life Extended Health Care plan include coverage for pharmacogenomic testing?

You are not eligible for a pharmacogenomic test through RBC Life.

FAQ 1. What is an Rx Report™ Pharmacogenomic Panel? Rx Report™ is a genetic drug compatibility test offered by Personalized Prescribing Inc. to identify the most effective medications with the least number of side effects. 2. Which drugs are tested? Click here to see our Drug List. 3. How long does the test analysis take? It takes 5-7 … Read more

1) Are you insured by an RBC Life Group insurance plan?

For RBC Life Plan Members RIGHT DRUG. RIGHT DOSE. RBC Life has partnered with Personalized Prescribing Inc. to offer pharmacogenomics testing for eligible plan members diagnosed with a mental health condition. What is a pharmacogenomic test? A pharmacogenomic test determines how your body is expected to respond to certain drugs.  How can a pharmacogenomic test help … Read more