Genetic Counselors Near You

A specialist who helps patients understand their risk of inherited conditions and what genetic test results mean.

6,903 genetic counselors listed in 52 states and territories.

What Do Genetic Counselors Commonly Treat?

• Genetic Counseling
• Genetic Testing
• Hereditary Cancer Risk
• Prenatal Genetic Testing
• Carrier Screening
• Preimplantation Genetic Testing
• Recurrent Miscarriage
• Inherited Heart Conditions
• Familial Hypercholesterolemia
• Cystic Fibrosis
• Sickle Cell Disease
• Down Syndrome
• Fragile X Syndrome
• Huntington's Disease
• Pharmacogenomic Testing
• Birth Defects

Genetic Counselors by State

• Alaska (6)
• Alabama (19)
• Arkansas (61)
• Arizona (65)
• California (972)
• Colorado (156)
• Connecticut (93)
• District of Columbia (57)
• Delaware (57)
• Florida (265)
• Georgia (174)
• Hawaii (29)
• Iowa (51)
• Idaho (35)
• Illinois (277)
• Indiana (145)
• Kansas (19)
• Kentucky (80)
• Louisiana (35)
• Massachusetts (283)
• Maryland (174)
• Maine (30)
• Michigan (201)
• Minnesota (251)
• Missouri (95)
• Mississippi (9)
• Montana (23)
• North Carolina (239)
• North Dakota (25)
• Nebraska (45)
• New Hampshire (36)
• New Jersey (166)
• New Mexico (39)
• Nevada (43)
• New York (416)
• Ohio (347)
• Oklahoma (27)
• Oregon (58)
• Pennsylvania (448)
• Puerto Rico (3)
• Rhode Island (22)
• South Carolina (87)
• South Dakota (31)
• Tennessee (113)
• Texas (364)
• Utah (134)
• Virginia (153)
• Vermont (9)
• Washington (230)
• Wisconsin (193)
• West Virginia (11)
• Wyoming (2)

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