Rosalind Genetics provides genetic counselling and testing for individuals and families affected by kidney conditions with a possible genetic cause. Our service helps uncover the underlying cause of kidney problems, guides treatment decisions, and supports long-term care and family planning.
Some kidney conditions are caused by inherited gene changes. These conditions may affect how the kidneys function, develop, or respond to injury – and can run in families even when not everyone is affected in the same way.
Every case is unique. We take the time to tailor your care to your situation.
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Get a referral to Rosalind Genetics from your GP or specialist.
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Speak to our genetic counselling team about your options in a telehealth consult online.
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Review of your personal and family history, symptoms, and past test results.
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We’ll explain what it covers and what the possible results might mean.
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Receive your results with clear guidance and emotional support.
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Ongoing coordination with your nephrology team, if needed.
From your GP, obstetrician, or fertility specialist.
Meet with one of our genetic counsellors (in person or via telehealth).
Discuss your family history and whether testing is appropriate.
Undertake testing (if needed). We’ll explain what it covers and what results mean.
Receive your results with clear guidance and emotional support.
Plan your next steps with confidence, whatever the outcome.
We can assist with a wide range of inherited or suspected genetic kidney conditions, including:
Even when a condition has already been diagnosed clinically, genetic testing may help clarify its cause, predict disease progression, or guide treatment choices – including suitability for transplant.
Many nephrology-related genetic tests are eligible for Medicare rebates, especially when there is a strong clinical indication or relevant family history.
We’ll explain all costs clearly upfront – you’ll never be pressured to proceed.
Our team includes clinical geneticists and genetic counsellors with experience in renal genetics. We work closely with nephrologists and kidney specialists across Australia to ensure collaborative care and clear communication.
We offer:
Our goal is to give you clarity, and plan for what’s next.
Yes. You’ll need a referral from a GP or specialist to access our general genetics service.
In many cases, yes. Genetic testing can clarify the cause of disease, predict how it may progress, and inform medication choices or transplant decisions.
Yes. If there’s a clinical need or family history, testing can be offered to children with appropriate consent and support.
We can review previous test results and discuss whether further testing is necessary.
Results are usually available within 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the type of test. We’ll let you know what to expect at the time of consultation.
Reach out to us at gene@rosalindgenetics.com or call us on 1300 042 132.