Microbiome report support for clinicians.
VAMS BIOME provides structured, method-bounded microbiome reports that help clinicians review sequencing-derived findings, explain ecological context, and communicate limitations clearly with patients.
Clinical use context
Where the reports fit
A consistent, method-bounded report format across ecosystems — for clinicians who want structure without overstatement.
| GPs & primary care clinicians | A clearer microbiome report structure and patient-friendly education. |
|---|---|
| Women’s health clinicians | Vaginal microbiome ecology and CST context, communicated with limitations. |
| Dietitians & nutrition professionals | Gut ecosystem context to support wellness-oriented education. |
| Integrative / functional practitioners | Structured, method-bounded reports with confidence cues. |
| Gastrointestinal health practitioners | Diversity/composition context and longitudinal retesting framing. |
| Research-active clinicians | Ecosystem-specific report review for education or research discussion. |
What professionals receive
Concrete report deliverables
Workflow
Where a report fits in practice
- 1
Test selection
Patient or clinic selects the relevant microbiome test.
- 2
Processing
Sample is processed through an approved workflow.
- 3
Report generation
An ATLAS™ report is generated.
- 4
Clinician review
Clinician reviews report structure, confidence, and method notes.
- 5
Professional judgment
Clinician applies professional judgment to contextualise results.
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Patient discussion
Patient education or next-step discussion occurs — outside VAMS automated claims.
Report interpretation
How to read an ATLAS™ report
Appropriate & inappropriate use
What the reports are — and are not — for
Scientific evidence & limitations
How the reports stay careful
Reports describe associations, not causation, and are method-bounded. Evidence posture and limitations are stated so results are read with appropriate caution.
See how microbiome context fits your practice
Talk to our team about clinician access and report interpretation support. We’ll show you a sample report, how confidence cues are presented, and how the ATLAS™ framework keeps interpretation careful.
FAQ
Clinician questions
Are reports diagnostic?
No. VAMS BIOME reports are educational, wellness-oriented, and method-bounded — not a diagnosis.
Can clinicians use these reports for treatment decisions?
Reports support review and patient education. Clinical interpretation and any management decisions remain the clinician’s professional judgment.
What does the professional view include?
Structured ecosystem summaries, scores/panels where available, confidence & QC cues, and clearly stated method limitations.
Can I request a demo?
Yes — request a clinician demo to review the report structure, confidence cues, and interpretation boundaries.
Can patients bring reports to clinicians?
Yes. Reports are designed to be reviewed and contextualised by a qualified professional.
Which ecosystems are supported?
Gut (GutX™), vaginal (VagiX™), oral (OralX™), and skin (SkinX™) microbiome ecosystems.
Are reports suitable for women’s health clinics?
The women’s-health report content covers vaginal microbiome ecology and CST context within research-use, non-diagnostic boundaries.
How are confidence and limitations shown?
Each report carries confidence/QC cues and method-boundary notes so results are read with appropriate caution.
Can reports be used in research?
Research use is possible under consent-aware, scoped arrangements — discuss during a demo or scoping conversation.
What is not included?
No diagnosis, treatment recommendation, disease management, prescribing advice, or clinical-decision automation.