Signals tracked for FamGenix
The public records we read to find hereditary cancer and high-risk programs for FamGenix, ordered by how close each sits to a change in how a program collects family history and runs risk models. Every account on the Accounts tab came out of one of these classes.
Two records, joined
First, a record that shows how the program collects family history or risk-model inputs today: a patient form, a questionnaire, a new-patient packet, a referral form. The form's own file date matters as much as its content.
Second, a dated change in the same program: a new building, a new clinic, an added counselor, a new risk-assessment step. One without the other is not shown. A program that has named its pedigree system publicly is left out, as are laboratories and programs with fewer than two counselors.
Closest to the intake decision
The current yearDocuments the program itself publishes for patients or staff.
A newly written paper risk-model questionnaire
A program adds Tyrer-Cuzick or another model to intake and builds the first version on paper, with staff notes about the calculator. The file's creation date places the change.
From this screenVirginia Oncology Associates: a six-page Tyrer-Cuzick questionnaire created in April 2026, each question tagged with the model field it feeds, and a staff note on when the TC tool will not calculate.
An old family history form still at the front door
The intake PDF a genetics page links today, dated by its file properties and server header, set beside the program's growth since.
From this screenSarasota Memorial Health Care System: a five-page hand-written family history PDF from February 2017, still the linked intake after a June 2026 pavilion opening and a 2026 counselor hire.
Dating the change
Months either side of the eventThese say when a program's workload or setting changes. They do not show how intake is done.
New cancer pavilion, high-risk clinic or specialty center
A hospital newsroom release with a dated opening and genetic counseling or risk assessment named among the services.
From this screenCedars-Sinai Cayton BRCA Center: announced June 18, 2026 on a $30 million gift, first visit begins with genetic counseling; held because no intake process is public.
Added counselors, sites or telehealth
Program pages and counselor biographies that state a join year, a new location, or a change in patient volume.
Breast center accreditation
A first accreditation or reaccreditation under the national breast center standards, which ask for risk assessment. It dates attention to the workflow, not a change in it.
Confirming only
Never lead with theseTrial registrations and publications
A protocol or paper that describes a manual family history step in writing. Useful as proof the step exists; most name the group's own fix.
From this screenEmory University / GA CORE rural family-history screening trial: the registered protocol says all referrals are done manually and specifies the group's own updated website as the fix.
Job postings
A genetic counselor or navigator posting confirms a program is growing. It does not show the intake and never carries an account alone.
What each account arrives with
- The program and the specific record that surfaced it, linked to the source with its date
- The record that shows how family history or risk inputs are collected there today
- The person who leads the program, with title, from the program's own page
- The suggested first line and the correction, so outreach never claims more than the record shows
Names are cut by FamGenix before anything is written to them.
Signal classes describe categories of public record. They rank research priority and do not prove purchase intent.