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Empower Your Practice,
Become a Provider Today

Transform patient care with proactive, science-based screening that identifies trauma before it escalates.

Why Trauma Screening Matters

Chronic stress and unresolved trauma do more than affect the mind—they disrupt the body at a cellular level, triggering conditions like anxiety, depression, autoimmune disorders, and inflammation-driven diseases. By detecting these impacts early, you can intervene before long-term damage occurs, improving outcomes for your patients and reducing healthcare costs.

Understanding Trauma’s Impact

A Game Changer
for Mental Health

 Legitimize the Medical Realities of Trauma

Our TAI™ Screening is a valuable tool that enhances your current practice by helping mental health practitioners identify whether a patient has experienced trauma. This understanding is crucial for developing personalized treatment plans and effectively addressing the intricate nature of trauma in a way that resonates with patients, providers, and policymakers.

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 How TAI™ Screening Supports Your Practice

Our Trauma Autoimmune Indicator™(TAI) test integrates effortlessly into your existing clinical workflows, providing:

A Baseline for Health

Use TAI™ screening to establish a starting point for treatment and monitor progress over time

Early Intervention Opportunities

Prevent costly treatments by addressing trauma-related conditions before symptoms worsen

Objective, Actionable Data

Move beyond self-reporting with measurable insights that guide precise care

Relapse Prevention

Detect early signs of recurrence to intervene promptly and help prevent setbacks

The Science Behind
TAI™ Screening

iXpressGenes’ TAI™ screening uses advanced RNA dysregulation to detect early molecular changes from trauma and chronic stress. By identifying key immune protein dysregulations, TAI™ testing empowers practices to offer proactive, science-based trauma care, keeping patients healthier and preventing long-term damage.

RNA Biomarkers at Work

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