What we do

Genostics is an Australian medical, education and consultancy company. Based in Sydney, we collaborate with various international laboratories to bring the very best in personalised cancer testing to the Australian and New Zealand medical communities.

Science has brought us into the age of 'Personalised Medicine' and Genostics is pioneering the provision of advances in Molecular Medicine to clinical practice, thus assisting health practitioners in optimising treatment outcomes and patient care.

We engage with pioneering practitioners who seek to discover the exact nature of each patient's cancer. These practitioners use the tests that Genostics facilitates to help design personalised treatment plans and to closely monitor the effectiveness of therapies.

 Specialising in the field of Oncology, we are proud to be bringing the future of personalised cancer testing to patients, today.

Education for practitioners: The analysis we offer is new and multi-faceted. Genostics Australia is committed to providing information and ongoing education to our clients to ensure that our medical community is empowered to provide their patients with the best therapeutic strategies available.

Genostics supports and work alongside healthcare practitioners to enable them to achieve optimal patient outcomes. We provide ongoing educational support and access to research literature and peer discussion groups via webinars, workshops, seminars, conferences, industry events and Skype calls.

Medical Expert Consultation: Our expert consultants have many years of experience in cancer diagnosis and treatment design based on CTC testing and analysis. Health practitioners may require a consultation with a Medical Expert to discuss analysis of the test results and the healthcare practitioner's treatment plans. Additional charges may apply for this service – please contact our head office at +61 1300 282 482 or email admin@genostics.com.au for further information, costs, and to arrange a consultation between us and the healthcare practitioner.

Genostic tests are not diagnostic tests, but can be used in addition to standard protocols as a tool for understanding the individual nature of a person’s cancer. They can be used to as a tool in the determination of prognostic factors and to monitor the effectiveness of treatment. These tests do not replace current screening, testing or clinical practice protocols.