If you have been seen as a patient by one of our providers, please reach out to that office to request your medical records. You can find contact information for each office here.
If you have not been seen in a GGC clinic, but are looking for laboratory results, please complete the laboratory medical records release form here.
Send the form along with a copy of your ID to GGC at
The Greenwood Genetic Center Diagnostic Lab
106 Gregor Mendel Circle
Greenwood, SC 29646
or fax it to (864) 941-8141
If you have been seen as a patient by one of our providers, please reach out to that office to request your medical records. You can find contact information for each office here.
If you have not been seen in a GGC clinic, but are looking for laboratory results, please complete the laboratory medical records release form here.
Send the form along with a copy of your ID to GGC at
The Greenwood Genetic Center Diagnostic Lab
106 Gregor Mendel Circle
Greenwood, SC 29646
or fax it to (864) 941-8141
GGC has five offices across South Carolina: Greenwood, Charleston, Columbia, Florence, and Greenville. Visit our Contact Us page for directions and contact numbers for each office.
For prenatal genetic counseling or other specialty clinics, contact the GGC office nearest you or the healthcare provider who referred you for the address and directions.
If you have been seen at the Greenwood Genetic Center and have questions regarding testing performed at your appointment, please call the genetic counselor or geneticist with whom you met. They will be happy to review those results. If you had testing that was sent to the Greenwood Genetic Center Laboratory by another healthcare provider, please contact that ordering provider for results.
If you have additional questions, please contact the nearest Greenwood Genetic Center office. If you are uncertain which office to contact, please call our main office in Greenwood, SC (864) 941-8100 for further assistance.
It is difficult to determine what exactly will be discussed with each visit; however, you will want to be prepared to discuss the medical history of the referred individual as well as the family history. Pediatric patients will frequently also have a brief physical exam. Any recommended or offered testing will be thoroughly discussed before being initiated. You may also wish to review our patient information brochure, Preparing for Your Genetic Visit.
Patients may be referred for a genetics evaluation for a variety of reasons.
Pediatric patients may be referred because their physician is concerned that there is a genetic background to the patient’s symptoms (usually developmental delay, autism, growth problems, abnormal testing, etc).
Prenatal patients may be referred to discuss the options for prenatal testing, your family history, or previous test results.
Cancer clinic referrals may be due to a personal and/or family history of cancer.
The genetic counselor or geneticist that will meet with you will be happy to further explain the reason(s) for your specific referral. You may also wish to discuss this further with your physician who made the referral.
Appointments for a genetics visit require a referral from a healthcare provider. Discuss any questions with your provider and they can set up an appointment for you.
