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For Advisors
Fern Gene gives insurance advisors a structured way to manage long-cycle family health relationships — without accessing raw genomic data.
This page is a public resource for licensed insurance advisors. It does not constitute financial or medical advice.
Live rules
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Evidence sources
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Entry routes
Route A
Client already has raw data
Your client has VCF/gVCF files from 23andMe, WeGene, BGI, or a clinical lab. Fern Gene imports locally and starts producing useful results in minutes.
See how it worksRoute B
Client needs sequencing first
Help your client choose a lab that delivers downloadable raw files. The right choice upfront determines years of downstream value.
Choose a labRoute C
Whole family coordination
Manage multiple family members under one advisor relationship. Partner review, carrier screening, and long-term care coordination all in one account.
For familiesCompliance
Built-in compliance boundaries
Fern Gene is not a diagnostic tool. It provides informational interpretation of existing genomic data, keeping clear medical boundaries.
- • No raw data ever uploaded or stored on servers
- • All analysis runs locally on the client's device
- • Clear boundary between informational and medical interpretation
- • Advisors coordinate care, not diagnose conditions
Workflow
Structured client workflow
From initial data import through ongoing health monitoring, every step is tracked and coordinated within the family account.
- • Import verification and quality checks
- • Automated result categorization and priority ranking
- • Life-stage-aware prompts for ongoing follow-up
- • Family account management across members
Trust
Transparency as a competitive advantage
Every recommendation is traceable to its evidence source. Clients can see exactly why a prompt or result appears, building long-term trust.
- • Full evidence trail for every result
- • Source citations linked to research databases
- • Clear confidence levels on all interpretations
- • Audit trail for advisor-client conversations