01 Your family
It starts with your family history.
Who in your family had cancer, and how old they were. Lumagen walks you through it one person at a time, and an approximate age still counts.
Come back and add whatever you learn. Each change is read against the criteria again from the start.
Family health history
Add a relative - then click them to record a diagnosis.
02 Translation
You get plain English. Your doctor gets the chart.
What you build arrives two ways: a summary you can actually read, and a document in your name to hand your provider.
You and your doctor decide what it means for you.
Family health history
A note for you
Your family health history is ready to bring in.
Take the prepared document to your next appointment. Your doctor sees the whole picture on one page, and can tell you what it means for you.
Plain language · no jargonCLINICAL SUMMARYREF · LG-4471
Patient- (your name)
History3 relatives · 2 cancers
Meets2 criteria · cited
Source cited. Each criterion names the published guideline and version it comes from. Family history is self-reported and unverified. Full references attached.
You review it before you share it.
03 Your visit
Walk into appointments prepared.
Keep the questions you want to ask, and they travel on the summary you hand over. The appointment is short; the list is what makes it count.
Questions for your visit
Should my sister be tested before 30?
Ask about colonoscopy timing.
Rides along on the document you bring in.
Ready when you are.
Sign up free, then build your family health history on the app or web.