GenPath Women’s Health provides expertise as a leading one-source laboratory solution for all testing and service needs for women at every stage of their lives.

Elmwood Park, NJ
Joined April 2014
We had a great time meeting you all at #ACOG2022 – please visit our website or send us a message with any questions you may have. See you next year!
Swing by the GenPath® Women’s Health booth (2137) at #ACOG2022 to check out our giveaways, enter for a chance to win a pair of Apple Airpods, and grab a photo in our photo booth!
Did you know – GenPath® Women’s Health is in-network with most national health plans and hundreds of regional health plans? More information about our strong in-network care is available at our #ACOG2022 booth 2137! bit.ly/2Ra81Un
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Interested in learning more about ClariTest® Core Non-Invasive Prenatal Screen? Swing by our booth (2137) for information about ClariTest’s clinical indications, proven technology, and more! #ACOG2022 bit.ly/2LznMUW
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GenPath® Women’s Health, booth 2137, is now live at #ACOG2022 – we’re looking forward to meeting you all this weekend!
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Swing by the GenPath® Women’s Health booth (2137) at #ACOG2022 to check out our giveaways, enter for a chance to win a pair of Apple Airpods, and grab a photo in our photo booth!
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Stop by our booth (2137) at #ACOG2022 and meet GenPath® Women’s Health expert Dr. Paczos today from 12pm-1pm. We’ll be sharing information about our women’s health test menu – including NIPS.
Will you be at #ACOG2022 this weekend? Stop by our booth to meet Associate Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tamera Paczos, learn about our NIPS ClariTest® Core offering, and more. We’ll also be sponsoring the @acog photo booth and offering giveaways! bit.ly/3ftjGYV
GeneDx, Inc. has been acquired by Sema4, allowing BioReference to focus efforts on realizing our goals and continue investments into digitally-enabled, innovative and customized healthcare solutions. Read more here: bit.ly/383t5rg
Up to 30% to 50% of women with endometriosis may experience infertility, according to the American Society of Reproductive Medicine. Click the link to learn more: bit.ly/3KuA9Lr #EndometriosisMonth
Symptoms of colon cancer are usually the same for women and men, however, symptoms in women may be mistaken for gynecological or menstrual issues. Click the link to read more. #ColorectalCancer #Awareness bit.ly/3Mv7BDf
March marks Women’s History Month, a time to educate, honor, and reflect on the countless accomplishments made by women to our communities and country. Click to learn more about the contribution of women to the field of medicine over the years. bit.ly/3HS7bDn
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March 10 is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day to raise awareness about the impact of HIV on women of all ages and show support for women and girls with HIV. For more information, visit cdc.gov/doingit #NWGHAAD #StopHIVTogether
GenPath Women’s Health, a division of BioReference Laboratories, celebrates women today and every day by offering screening and diagnostic test options for every stage of a woman’s life. Learn more: bit.ly/35DyUuv #IWD2022 #InternationalWomensDay
#HeartDisease is the leading cause of death during pregnancy. Women with heart disease should be closely cared for by a specialized team during pregnancy, according to the #AmericanHeartAssociation. Learn about ways we can support your high-risk patients: bit.ly/38u5wmF
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Spread the love and the word. With a campaign that kicked off Sunday night, Hologic is highlighting an important initiative and encouraging women to prioritize their health.
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GenPath Women's Health retweeted
Did you catch the spotlight on #WomensHealth during the big game? A recent survey from #hologic found that nearly 50% of women ages 16-54 had not seen a medical professional for health screening this past year. Read on about the importance of yearly exams bit.ly/34SE31a
Happy Valentine’s Day! Today, and every day, we are here to provide your patients with exceptional laboratory services at every stage of their lives. Learn more about ways we can support your practice: bit.ly/3ftjGYV
February is #AmericanHeartMonth. Roughly half of people who suffer heart attacks have “normal” cholesterol levels, and routine testing does not identify those at risk. We offer Heart Health profiles to help assess cardiovascular risk. Learn more: bit.ly/38u5wmF
Today we wear red to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease to help save lives. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S. Learn more about our heart health testing to protect your patients’ hearts. #ourhearts bit.ly/38u5wmF
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