From diagnostics to decisions— Precision care for Alzheimer’s and Parkinsonism.
Neurological disorders are among the most complex and heterogeneous diseases in medicine. At Anuvansh, our approach to Precision Neurology integrates genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic data with clinical and lifestyle factors to improve diagnosis, treatment, and long-term care strategies. From neurodegenerative diseases to rare genetic conditions and complex psychiatric disorders, we aim to transform how brain health is understood and managed.
Key Offerings:
Genomic Risk Profiling
- Identify inherited predispositions to Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, ALS, and other neurodegenerative conditions using targeted panels and polygenic risk scores.
- Detect rare Mendelian disorders with neurological presentations through whole-exome and genome sequencing.
Molecular Stratification
- Stratify patients based on biomarkers such as APOE, MAPT, or LRRK2 status to personalize treatment plans and clinical trial selection.
- Integrate CSF biomarkers, imaging markers (e.g., amyloid PET), and multi-omic profiles to guide early intervention.
Multi-Modal Decision Support
- Fuse EHR, imaging, genomics, and clinical scales (MMSE, UPDRS, etc.) into intelligent dashboards that help clinicians make timely and precise decisions.
- Support family and caregiver communication with accessible risk explanations and care planning tools.
Pharmacogenomics for Neuropsychiatric Drugs
- Use PGx insights to guide antidepressant and antipsychotic medication choices, improving response and reducing adverse effects.
- Personalize management for epilepsy, migraine, and movement disorders based on ion channel and neurotransmitter pathway genetics.
Early Detection & Preventive Pathways
- Combine cognitive testing with risk genomics and lifestyle analytics to develop personalized brain health maintenance strategies.
- Enable remote monitoring through digital neuro-assessment tools and wearable data integration.
Transforming Neurology with Data
At Anuvansh, we believe the future of neurology lies in proactive and predictive care. From rare genetic syndromes to common conditions like dementia and depression, our tools are designed to empower clinicians and improve lives.