COUPLES SIMULATION ENGINE
Two health histories.
A shared view.
The Couples Simulation Engine brings both partners’ DNA, lab results and intake data into one case for shared clinical review. Fertility care involves two people; their results deserve to be considered together.
Explore it in a demoPARTNER 01
Their own health story.
DNA
Blood work
Intake data
NEXUS
One connected
clinical review.
Keep each person’s context. Explore what matters when viewed together.
PARTNER 02
Their own health story.
DNA
Blood work
Intake data
Couples Simulation Engine:
better questions for both people.
A shared case gives clinicians another way to organize complex information for a preconception review or fertility consultation.
INHERITED-RISK QUESTIONS
Look at the pair.
Bring both partners’ genetic findings into the same review, including questions about shared carrier findings.
HORMONE & LAB CONTEXT
Keep results in context.
Review hormone findings alongside each person’s intake data and other available lab results.
PRECONCEPTION REVIEW
Bring the discussion together.
Organize findings relevant to a clinician-led preconception or fertility consultation.
JOINT CARE PLANNING
Plan with each person in mind.
Review proposed nutrition and care priorities while keeping each partner’s needs visible.
From two sets of results to one conversation.
01
Gather both profiles.
Bring each partner’s DNA, lab results, and intake information.
02
Connect the case.
Nexus organizes the inputs into a shared analysis for review.
03
Review with a clinician.
Discuss the findings, their limits, and which next steps may be useful.
The clinician stays at the center.
The analysis supports a clinical review. It does not guarantee a pregnancy outcome or predict a child’s health. Your clinician decides how findings should guide care and whether further testing or genetic counseling is needed.
Want to see a shared case?
We’ll walk through the Couples Simulation Engine and discuss how it could fit your practice.
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