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Rank 15—No change
#15 in Digital Health Services
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23andMe Health+
Consumer genetic health risk reports
A handful of specific reports, like certain BRCA variants, are clinically well validated; most of the broader "predisposition" reports carry meaningfully weaker predictive power than the polished report design implies, a distinction worth understanding before relying on any single result. Recorded specifics: modality At-home genetic testing + reports, evidence base Highly variable by specific report, typical cost 229. Panel highlighted a small number of specific reports are clinically well validated, provides raw data access for independent interpretation and one-time test rather than an ongoing subscription commitment. The reservation on record is company’s 2023 data breach and 2025 bankruptcy filing raise real continuity and privacy questions.
Diagnostics
Score breakdown
How 23andMe Health+ earned 71.8
Each criterion is scored independently, then combined using the weights published on Digital Health Services.
- Evidence qualityweight 35%
- 70.8
- Clinical & professional oversightweight 25%
- 72.2
- Transparency of cost & data practicesweight 20%
- 73.0
- Accessibilityweight 20%
- 71.6
“Worth confirming current ownership and data-handling practices directly before testing, given the company’s recent financial and security history.”
— Top 49, on Digital Health Services
On the record
Recorded detail
| Modality | At-home genetic testing + reports |
|---|---|
| Evidence base | Highly variable by specific report |
| Typical cost | $229 |
| Rating | 6.0 |
Panel verdict
Strengths and reservations
What it gets right
- A small number of specific reports are clinically well validated
- Provides raw data access for independent interpretation
- One-time test rather than an ongoing subscription commitment
Where it gives ground
- Company’s 2023 data breach and 2025 bankruptcy filing raise real continuity and privacy questions
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