FamGenix buyer-window signal capture
Two hereditary cancer programs for FamGenix where a dated change this year sits beside a family history or risk-model intake still done on paper. Each card carries the record, its date, the person who leads the program, and the line we would use.
01 Sarasota Memorial Health Care SystemHigh confidence Sarasota Memorial opened its Milman-Kover Cancer Pavilion in June 2026 with genetic counseling inside. The family history form its genetics page hands patients is a five-page PDF from February 2017. +View evidence, opening, contactHide details
Evidence
- Sarasota Memorial's newsroom, dateline June 12, 2026, reports the opening of the Milman-Kover Cancer Pavilion at the Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute, housing a high-risk oncology clinic, advanced imaging, genetic testing and counseling.
- The family history intake linked from the genetics page is a 5-page hand-written PDF, Personal and Family History of Cancer. Its file properties show creation on February 7, 2017 and the server header reads Last-Modified February 8, 2017.
- The program page says it has quadrupled the number of patients served, added a genetic counselor and locations including University Park, Venice and telehealth, and that genetic counselor Maximilian Junge joined the institute in 2026.
Practical opening“Sarasota Memorial opened its Milman-Kover Cancer Pavilion in June 2026 with genetic counseling inside. The family history form its genetics page hands patients is a five-page PDF from February 2017. That suggests counselors are still rebuilding each pedigree from a hand-written form. We could ask the lead counselor how the paper form becomes a pedigree today.”
Claim boundaryDo not say Sarasota Memorial is replacing, reviewing or unhappy with anything, and do not say it has no pedigree system; the record shows a June 2026 opening, a 2026 hire, and a 2017 paper form still linked as the intake.
No pedigree or risk vendor is named publicly in either direction, so an incumbent system behind the paper form is possible.
Decision ownerNicole Gygi, Lead Genetic Counselor, Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute · Named on the program's genetics page, read 17 Sep 2026 · Public program lead; purchasing authority is not public
02 Virginia Oncology AssociatesConditional causal link Virginia Oncology Associates put out a new paper Tyrer-Cuzick questionnaire in April 2026. Every question is tagged with the model field it feeds, and a staff note says when the TC tool will not calculate. +View evidence, opening, contactHide details
Evidence
- Virginia Oncology Associates publishes a 6-page Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Questionnaire, Tyrer-Cuzick (IBIS) Lifetime Risk Score, marked Complete prior to your appointment. File name dated 4.7.26; PDF created from Word April 28, 2026; server Last-Modified April 30, 2026.
- Each question is tagged with the model input it feeds, such as TC: Age at menarche and TC: Breast density (BI-RADS). Question 14 carries a staff note that the TC tool does not calculate risk after breast cancer, so paper answers are entered into the calculator afterwards.
- The genetics page says the program includes two physician champions, two full-time board-certified genetic counselors and three Advanced Practice Providers, saw more than 2,000 genetics patients in 2024, and lists biographies for three certified genetic counselors.
Practical opening“Virginia Oncology Associates put out a new paper Tyrer-Cuzick questionnaire in April 2026. Every question is tagged with the model field it feeds, and a staff note says when the TC tool will not calculate. That suggests risk scoring was added to intake this spring and staff type each form in. We could ask the program manager who types the forms in today.”
Claim boundaryDo not say Virginia Oncology Associates is shopping, struggling or behind, and do not say staff use the free IBIS calculator; the record shows a paper questionnaire created in April 2026, input tags, one staff note, and a named program manager.
The practice is part of a national oncology network, and network-level systems or purchasing are not visible publicly.
Decision ownerTifany Lewis, Certified Genetic Counselor, Manager, Genetic Counseling/Hereditary Cancer program · Named on the practice's genetic counselors page, read 17 Sep 2026 · Public program lead; purchasing authority is not public
These accounts rank research priority. They do not prove purchase intent. Every form, date and name is from a public page, and neither program has said it is looking at how it collects family history.