OneOme RightMed Portal for Blue Care Network Providers

Elevate medication safety with DNA-driven insights powered by the RightMed® pharmacogenomics test.

Blue Care Network has selected OneOme®, an independent precision medicine company co-founded by Mayo Clinic, to collaborate with and bring you Blue Cross Personalized Medicine℠. This program provides eligible patients a RightMed® PGx Test kit at no cost* to them. If one of your patients is selected to participate in the program, we hope you’ll help answer patient questions and encourage their participation.


PGx Lab Reports may be available prior to Clinical Action Plans (CAPs) within your Provider Portal. The CAP is a personalized summary of your patient’s test results with actionable next steps designed to help in the interpretation of the lab report. CAPs are usually posted 3-5 days after the PGx Lab Reports, so please check back or reach out if you don’t see them. Login here.

1

Patient Requests Test

Patient uses MyRightMed.com/bcbsm to request the RightMed genetic test.

2

Physician Approval

Physician logs into the RightMed portal to order the test, which is shipped to patient directly. If the physician doesn’t respond to patient request, it is reviewed by a licensed independent physician.

3

Patient Takes Test

Patient activates their kit, collects a DNA sample with a cheek swab, and returns to OneOme lab.

4

Test Results

RightMed results are delivered through the portal so you and your patients can discuss any medication changes together. Results are not shared with Blue Care Network.

How PGx Works

The RightMed Test by OneOme (cofounded by Mayo Clinic) uses the patient’s DNA to provide insight into how they may respond to certain medications based on their unique genetic makeup and guidelines established by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, National Comprehensive Cancer Network and the Clinical Pharmacogenomics Implementation Consortium. Specific gene variants influence the rate of liver enzymes (e.g. Cytochrome p450) to metabolize medications. Ultrarapid metabolizers may convert prodrugs too quickly leading to a bolus of the active form; poor metabolizers may fail to clear the drug leading to toxicity. Relevant medications include opioids, mental health medications, antiplatelet agents, cardiovascular drugs, PPIs, oncology medications and more. 

To see what your patients see, visit MyRightMed.com/bcbsm. For more education or a consult, visit OneOme.com/Education or contact us at 1-844-663-6635 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday or support@myrightmed.com


*The RightMed test includes test analysis, gene report, and a clinical action plan. Copay, coinsurance and deductible for in-person or virtual visits may apply.

BCN Advantage℠ is an HMO and HMO-POS plan with a Medicare contract.

OneOme is an independent company supporting Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Blue Care Network by providing services related to genetic testing.

Blue Care Network is a nonprofit corporation and independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.

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