FWIW, I can second this. My spouse is currently in the process of getting this done. Know up front that you'll have to fight insurance about it. They won't want

FWIW, I can second this. My spouse is currently in the process of getting this done. Know up front that you'll have to fight insurance about it. They won't want to pay for it because they have no existing framework that says doing genomic testing will in any way help whatever you have. (And they're not wrong. It's entirely possible the genome sequencing won't turn up anything useful.) My spouse's doctor works at a university hospital as parent mentions. The other thing to know is that even once you do get it set up, it generally takes about 6 months before you get the results and the consult with the geneticist. And because there are multiple parties involved, everything moves glacially and nobody knows what anybody else is doing. It's frustrating, but I hope that it helps once it's finally complete. There are probably multiple companies that do this testing. We ended up going with Variantyx[0] because our doctor works with a geneticist who uses them. [0] https://www.variantyx.com https://www.variantyx.com