• Patient Order Form for Clinical Whole Genome Sequencing

    This form is for submitting a clinical WGS order with Jura Health. If you are a clinician and haven't registered with us before, please complete that form first at: jura.health/hcp-registration.
  • Special Note for Louisiana: Jura Health is credentialed with Louisiana Medicaid, however Medicaid patients in the state are administered through Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) underneath state Medicaid and must be credentialed individually. Jura is NOT currently credentialed with Healthy Blue, Better Health, or HealthCare Connections. Since we are not credentialed with these organizations we cannot file claims with them. If your patient has one of these MCOs we recommend considering other in-network options if available.

  • Ordering Healthcare Provider (HCP)

    Please include your Institution to ensure we associate the order with the proper HCP account.
  • Patient Information

  • DOB*
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    2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year
    • New Patient Section 
    • Please include the name of the patient or parent/guardian and an email for registration. We will send them a link to our patient registration form.

      You can also share the registration form directly with patients at: http://jura.health/patient-registration

    • Format: (000) 000-0000.
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    • Order Type

    • Please select the type of testing you would like for your patient. The standard and easiest method is Proband, which tests only the individual. Duo and Trio test the individual but also gather genetic information from one or two relatives. These tests are more comprehensive but add the complexity of documenting and sampling from those relatives. If you choose duo or trio we will reach out to discuss the details of who will be sampled. 

    • Clinical Coding

    • Even though you may have included ICD-10 codes in the clinical records attached below, please state ALL clinically relevant codes.

    • The Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) provides a standardized vocabulary of phenotypic abnormalities encountered in human disease. You can learn more here.

    • Clinical Information

    • Please take this section seriously. Accurate testing requires a thorough understanding of the patient’s clinical condition and relevant medical history. Additionally, a prior authorization is required for reimbursement and these answers impacts our ability to gain reimbursed by Medicaid and/or other payors. Without reimbursement the test will not proceed. 

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    • Genomic Testing Specific Questions

      These questions can help gain better results especially when comparing genomes of family members. In many cases the background information may be unknown.
    • Is the patient adopted?*
    • Was the patient conceived via an egg donation?*
    • Was the patient conceived via sperm donation?*
    • Has the patient ever undergone an allogeneic transplant?*
    • Has the patient received a blood transfusion in the 4 weeks prior to sample collection?*
    • Does the patient have a currently known hematological malignancy?*
    • Is there a known relatedness between the biological parents (consanguinity)?*
    • Date*
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      2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year
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