Design principles
Genetic and genomic data is uniquely sensitive. A high-quality healthcare brand should communicate privacy as a core product feature, not an afterthought. This demo highlights a security narrative that works well for SEO while staying careful about claims.
What the copy focuses on
- Data minimization: only the minimum needed for the stated purpose.
- Encryption: in transit and at rest, with modern key management language.
- Access control: least privilege, role-based access, and audit logging.
- Transparency: clear explanations of what is stored and for how long.
FAQ
Does GenomHealth store real genetic results?
No. This is a demo site. It demonstrates information architecture and messaging only.
Is this site HIPAA / GDPR compliant?
This demo does not claim compliance. The content is written to reflect best-practice intent and trustworthy UX.
Why does the site avoid phone numbers and addresses?
Because this is a domain-for-sale demonstration package. The only real contact detail is the inquiry email shown in the ribbon.
Is genomic health the same as medical diagnosis?
No. Genomic health is educational and informational. It does not diagnose diseases and does not replace healthcare professionals.
Does genomic data predict disease?
Genomic data can indicate elevated or reduced risk, but it does not determine outcomes with certainty.
Is this medical advice?
No. All content on this website is provided for educational purposes only.
How is genomic data privacy handled?
Educational platforms emphasize consent, transparency, and data minimization. This demo site does not process real genomic data.