The Genetic Testing and Counseling Center is here to help people who are worried that the cancer in their family is hereditary. Many people may find help and answers to questions concerning their family history of cancer by consulting with a genetic counselor. The Genetic Testing and Counseling Center provides genetic counseling, genetic testing and follow-up services for individuals and their family members.
The Genetic Testing and Counseling Center genetic counselors have master's degrees in human and medical genetics and are board-certified by the American Board of Genetic Counseling. The staff of the Genetic Testing and Counseling Center works closely with researchers, physicians and genetic counselors around the country who see patients and families with hereditary forms of cancer. This network allows the Genetic Testing and Counseling Center staff to have the most up-to-date information on the treatment, detection and prevention of hereditary cancer. Genetic counseling and risk assessments are kept confidential for your protection. The Genetic Testing and Counseling Center is open to anyone concerned about the risk for cancer, regardless of ability to pay.
Genetic Testing and Counseling Q and A
The certified genetic counselors also are available for speaking on topics of hereditary cancer. Local support groups and professional associations are encouraged to contact with Genetic Testing and Counseling Center to arrange a speaking date.
If you are concerned about your family history of cancer and would like to talk with a genetic counselor about a cancer risk assessment or other questions, please contact Eric Fowler or Kami Wolfe, genetic counselors, at the Genetic Testing and Counseling Center at the address below:
Baptist Centers for Cancer Care Genetic Testing and Counseling Center
55 Humphreys Blvd., Suite 301
Memphis, TN 38120
(901) 226-4039
E-mail: bccc@bmhcc.org
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