How Do You Ensure Paternity Test Privacy?

As a company, DDC has a strict overarching confidentiality policy that comprises the heart of our culture. Every DNA Diagnostics Center (DDC) employee who works in the paternity test segment of our business is HIPAA-trained and certified. These certifications apply to our:

• At-Home Paternity Tests
• Legal Paternity Tests
• Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity (NIPP) Tests
• All other DNA relationship tests

At DDC, we ensure that all customer information we encounter on a daily basis always stays within our work setting. DDC is AABB-accredited, and our reputation for maintaining the highest standards for privacy is just one of many reasons why we are the most highly recommended DNA testing lab in America.

Do You Offer Anonymous or Private Paternity Testing?

If a lab states that they offer completely anonymous DNA testing, you should consider it a red flag. Total anonymity in DNA testing is highly irregular, as basic client information must be collected to provide accurate and complete test results. These basics may include but are not limited to:

• Date of Birth
• Gender
• Blood Transfusion History
• Bone Marrow Transplant History
• Height
• Weight

*The collection of additional information may be necessary, but this will be disclosed to you at the time of collection. DDC also allows customers to opt out of personal data collection that may be disclosed to non-agent third parties (unless allowed or required by contract) or used for a purpose other than for which it was originally collected or subsequently authorized by the individual.

Can Anyone Else Access My Online Account?

When you fill out the paperwork for your paternity test, you’ll enter an email address and password for the account. Unless you choose to share that information with another party, no other person can access your online account. When you choose DDC, you can be confident your paternity test privacy will be preserved.

Can I Provide Special Instructions Regarding My Information?

You can absolutely provide us with special instructions regarding your paternity test privacy. We respect your communication preferences. Whether you prefer email correspondence exclusively or opt for text communication, we are fully accommodating. We do our best to communicate all important information in a clear, timely, convenient, and private manner for every unique case.

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What If Someone Else Calls to Ask about My Case?

To help protect your privacy, we ask for three specific pieces of information whenever anyone calls in to ask about a case. If the caller cannot give the proper responses, we’ll refuse to disclose ANY information about the case. We take paternity test privacy seriously, and do everything in our power to safeguard the confidentiality of your testing information and results.

Do You Sell My DNA Profile to Other Companies?

We never sell your information at DDC, so when you choose us, you can be confident you’re ordering the most private DNA test. The selling of customer data is a hot-button issue and an important aspect to consider when selecting a lab. You should always read a company’s privacy policy before choosing them for testing. Some companies share your data with law enforcement, and many sell your DNA data to third parties. Once data has been sold to a third party, it’s difficult to control further sharing.

Getting Started with DNA Diagnostics Center

If you’re looking for the most private paternity testing possible, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you need paternity testing for peace of mind or legal reasons, we’re here to help. At DDC, we follow strict industry standards and protocols to ensure accurate results and utmost confidentiality throughout the process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do DNA test companies sell your information?

Many people are rightly concerned about the privacy of their genetic information, especially regarding whether DNA test companies sell this data. Some companies sell your information, but we have a firm commitment to privacy at DDC. We never engage in selling your genetic information to third parties.

How private should your genetic information be?

Your genetic information is among the most private and sensitive data about you. Therefore, the paternity test confidentiality should be of utmost importance. Choosing a reputable DNA testing provider like DDC ensures that your genetic data is handled with the highest level of privacy and security protocols.

What are the privacy issues with DNA testing?

Privacy issues in DNA testing include the potential misuse of genetic data, unauthorized access, and concerns about data security and confidentiality. It’s essential to choose a reputable lab that prioritizes privacy and follows strict confidentiality protocols.