Sleep Assessment from Genova Diagnostics

The Sleep Assessment is listed at $204 plus a $15 physician fee on the official Genova Connect product page, and it is marked HSA/FSA eligible. The total consumer cost and the separate physician fee are both stated plainly before purchase.

The test measures three sleep-related hormones from saliva: melatonin at two collection windows, free cortisol at morning and evening collections, and progesterone. The product page and sample report both name each analyte and its collection timing.

The panel is purpose-built for people investigating sleep disruption, measuring the three hormones most directly tied to the sleep-wake cycle and nighttime relaxation. Its stated use case matches its measured analytes with no unrelated add-ons.

The sample report shows a Functional Imbalance Score, reference ranges for every collection window, and plain-language commentary on five result patterns with lifestyle and supplement suggestions. The report commentary notes it is provided for educational purposes rather than as treatment recommendations.

The sample report names enzyme immunoassay as the methodology, identifies Genova Diagnostics as the performing laboratory with CLIA license 34D0655571 and a named lab director, and states that assay performance characteristics have been verified, with FDA clearance status noted per analyte.

The test uses at-home saliva collection and is ordered online through Genova Connect. Testing is not available in New York, New Jersey, or Rhode Island, or outside the continental United States, which limits access for some consumers.

Genova Connect publishes a HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices describing patient rights over protected health information, including access to lab results and how to file a privacy complaint. Product-specific data retention periods were not confirmed.

The performing laboratory, CLIA license, lab director, assay methodology, and a full sample report are all publicly available. The report states its own limitations, noting the commentary is educational and that diagnosis and treatment decisions remain the practitioneru2019s responsibility.