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Microbiome report workflows for clinics.

VAMS BIOME helps clinics offer structured, method-bounded microbiome reports — with patient education, professional review access, and clearly communicated non-diagnostic boundaries.

Clinic onboardingPatient education workflowProfessional report accessATLAS™ report frameworkClear interpretation boundariesNon-diagnostic wellness reporting

Who this is for

Clinics we support

Women’s health clinics Vaginal microbiome ecology & CST-context education, within non-diagnostic boundaries.
GP & primary care clinics Structured microbiome report pathways for patient education.
Integrative / functional clinics Method-bounded ecosystem context to support wellness programmes.
Dietetics & nutrition clinics Gut ecosystem reporting to support nutrition education.
Telehealth clinics Remote-friendly report review and patient education workflows.
Research-active clinics Scoped cohort or audit workflows under consent-aware arrangements.

What your clinic can offer

Report pathways & materials

Gut, vaginal, oral & skin microbiome report pathways
Package options (Essential Profile, ATLAS Core, ATLAS Plus, Professional Insight) where available
Sample report previews
Patient-facing education
Clinician-facing report context
Responsible interpretation materials
Clinic-specific onboarding support, where operationally intended
Research or cohort workflows, scoped separately

Adoption workflow

How a clinic gets started

  1. 1

    Onboarding / demo

    Clinic onboarding and demo.

  2. 2

    Scope selection

    Product and report scope selection.

  3. 3

    Test / referral pathway

    Patient test selection or referral pathway.

  4. 4

    Sample workflow

    Sample collection / kit workflow (per approved model).

  5. 5

    Report access

    Report generation and professional review access.

  6. 6

    Patient follow-up

    Patient education and follow-up discussion.

  7. 7

    Longitudinal review

    Optional retesting or longitudinal review, where supported.

Adoption models

What is available vs scoped

Referral / patient-led testing Available
Clinic-assisted test selection Available
Professional review workflow Requires scoping
Clinic research or cohort project Requires scoping
Partnership / integration discussion Requires scoping

Governance

Boundaries kept clear

Non-diagnostic report boundaries Consent-aware workflow Privacy & data-handling language (no unverified compliance badges) Professional judgment remains with the clinic No automated treatment recommendation Method limitations visible in reports Escalation / referral decisions remain outside VAMS

FAQ

Clinic questions

Can a clinic offer VAMS BIOME tests to patients?

Yes — via referral / patient-led testing or clinic-assisted selection. The right model is confirmed during onboarding/scoping.

Is this diagnostic testing?

No. Reports are educational and non-diagnostic unless a separately approved regulated clinical pathway exists.

How does onboarding work?

A clinic demo reviews test pathways, report structure, professional boundaries, and the right implementation model for your team.

Can our clinicians review reports?

Yes — a professional report view supports clinician review; interpretation remains the clinician’s judgment.

Can patients purchase directly?

Patient-led testing is one supported model; pricing/availability shown to patients is confirmed during configuration.

Can we run a pilot with a small group?

Pilot / cohort workflows are possible under scoped, consent-aware arrangements — discuss during a demo.

Can VAMS support women’s health clinic workflows?

Women’s-health report content covers vaginal microbiome ecology and CST context within non-diagnostic boundaries.

Can we use this in research?

Yes, under separately scoped research arrangements with appropriate governance.

What sample types are supported?

Gut, vaginal, oral, and skin microbiome sample types; specifics confirmed during scoping.

What pricing is shown to patients or clinics?

Only approved pricing is displayed; otherwise final pricing is confirmed during configuration.

What requires manual scoping?

Professional review workflows, integrations, research/cohort projects, and partnership models require scoping.

Bring structured microbiome reporting to your clinic

Book a demo to review test pathways, report structure, professional boundaries, and the right implementation model for your team.