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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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