Genetic Testing Benefit Readiness Assessment Guide

This document is a guide for conducting a Genetic Testing Benefit Readiness Assessment. It outlines a series of questions that need to be answered to evaluate the readiness of a genetic testing program from various perspectives, including adoption, operating model, post-result pathways, and trust and privacy considerations. The guide specifies that each question should have a clear owner, a one-sentence decision, and a measurable acceptance criterion. It addresses aspects such as member journey clarity, program explanation, support models, distribution models, eligibility confirmation, payment processes, governance, communication of results, and feedback loops for continuous improvement. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of explicit consent, data security compliance with HIPAA, and a credible measurement plan for assessing adoption and operational metrics. The scoring suggestion indicates that a pilot program should achieve at least 70% of the total points before launch.