
What This Test Evaluates
Neurological testing analyzes genetic mutations and variations that affect the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system—helping identify underlying causes of neurological disorders and complex symptoms.
Signs & Symptoms
- Memory loss, confusion, or cognitive decline
- Weakness, tremors, or coordination difficulties
- Numbness, tingling, or altered sensation
- Difficulty speaking, understanding language, or finding words
- Seizures or unexplained episodes of altered consciousness
How It works
Using Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), this test identifies rare and complex genetic variants associated with neurological conditions—including those that may not be detected through conventional testing methods.
Who Should Consider This Test
- Patients experiencing neurological symptoms such as headaches, memory loss, or seizures
- Individuals with a family history of neurological disorders
- Patients with chronic neurological conditions requiring further evaluation
- Individuals seeking deeper insight into unexplained neurological symptoms
Key Benefits
- Accurate diagnosis of neurological disorders
- Early detection for timely intervention
- Personalized treatment planning based on genetic findings
- Monitoring disease progression over time
- Improved symptom management and quality of life
Test Details
- Sample Type: Simple saliva collection (no blood draw required)
- Turnaround Time: 2–4 weeks
FAQ
Is this test covered by insurance?
Insurance coverage varies widely. Some plans may cover the cost if the test is deemed medically necessary, while others may not. It’s important to check with your insurance provider and discuss potential costs with your healthcare provider before proceeding. Self-Pay options are available upon request.
How are results interpreted?
Results should be reviewed with a healthcare provider or genetic specialist who can explain their significance and discuss potential implications to your health in order to advise on any necessary next steps.
How can I schedule a test?
To schedule a test, contact your healthcare provider or SunVista Diagnostics directly. They will guide you through the process and provide necessary information.




