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Mosaic Biodata

Clinical-grade. By every standard that matters.

Mosaic’s lab partner holds the four accreditations every U.S. clinical reference lab runs on (CLIA, COLA, CAP, AABB), plus permits and licenses in five of the strictest states. The same standards your doctor’s reference lab is held to.

Four accreditations, inspected independently.

Your kit is sequenced at a U.S. clinical reference lab that holds all four. Each is awarded by an independent body and renewed under inspection.

  • CLIA accredited: Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments

    CLIA · Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments

    The federal standard for clinical laboratory testing. Every lab that returns results used in patient care must meet CLIA, and most consumer DNA companies stop at this baseline.

  • COLA accredited: Commission on Laboratory Accreditation

    COLA · Commission on Office Laboratory Accreditation

    An additional quality-and-process review layer on top of CLIA. Inspectors look at every step: sample handling, calibration, documentation, staff training.

  • CAP accredited: College of American Pathologists

    CAP · College of American Pathologists

    The most rigorous lab accreditation in the U.S. The same standard major hospital reference labs are held to.

  • AABB accredited

    AABB · Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies

    Began as the blood-banking accreditor. Now a leading accreditor of molecular and genomic testing labs as well.

Plus permits or licenses from the five strictest state regulators.

  • New York State Department of HealthNew York
  • Pennsylvania Department of HealthPennsylvania
  • Maryland Department of HealthMaryland
  • California Department of Public HealthCalifornia
  • Rhode Island Department of HealthRhode Island

What the credentials mean for you.

  • Calls you can act on

    At 30× depth every position is read thirty times. The pipeline filters errors, confirms calls against reference data, and flags anything ambiguous.

  • Results any provider can use

    The accreditations match the reference lab your doctor already uses, so your practitioner works from the results directly.

  • Clinical equipment and standards

    Whole-genome sequencing on reference-lab equipment, held to clinical standards. A SNP-chip ancestry test runs on different equipment under a different standard.

How a Mosaic sample becomes a report.

  1. 01

    Sample in

    Your swab arrives under an anonymized ID. The lab never sees your name.

  2. 02

    Quality control

    The sample and every read are checked before anything is called.

  3. 03

    Sequencing

    Short-read whole-genome sequencing on an Illumina instrument, at 30× depth.

  4. 04

    Alignment

    Each read is placed on the human reference genome.

  5. 05

    Variant calling

    Every position where your DNA differs is called, filtered, and written to a standard VCF.

  6. 06

    Your report

    Mosaic reads the variants behind each insight and renders your report. The VCF stays yours.

A note on methodology

We don’t impute from reference panels.

Some platforms use a method called imputation: they statistically guess at positions they never actually read, based on patterns in reference populations. We don’t. If your data doesn’t cover a position, the report tells you. The blanks stay blank.

The same rule applies when you upload your own file.

Your genome stays yours.

Mosaic runs a PHI-safe data pipeline. Your sample is pseudonymized before it leaves your kit; the lab works with an anonymized identifier and never sees your name. Files are encrypted in transit and at rest, and access is logged.

Retention is on your terms. Download your raw data anytime, in standard formats, and use it anywhere. If you ever want it gone, the right to delete is built in.

We never sell, share, license, or monetize your genome. Not now. Not ever. This is the one promise we’re willing to make in absolute terms.

Clinical-grade, whichever way you use it.