NEWS
Aug 12, 2026

SSRP Institute Welcomes IntellxxDNA as New Trusted Partner

PARTNER ANNOUNCEMENT

WILLOUGHBY, Ohio, [August 12, 2026] — The SSRP Institute welcomes IntellxxDNA to its Trusted Partner Network following a nomination and internal vetting process, aligning with SSRP's mission to advance science-first, education-driven clinical collaboration.

IntellxxDNA provides clinicians with a structured genomic decision support platform that translates complex genetic data into clinically actionable insights. Using curated SNP interaction analysis supported by peer-reviewed literature, their reports help identify additive risk patterns across neurological, metabolic, immune, and cardiometabolic pathways, while offering evidence-based intervention considerations related to lifestyle, nutrition, supplements, and medications.

“What excites me about IntellxxDNA and what they do is that it gives us a glimpse into each patient’s unique genetic makeup; a roadmap that helps us navigate their treatment and personalize the way we approach their care. What works for one patient might not work for another. Genomics is about connecting those dots and fully utilizing the available information to make each treatment fully individualized, leaving less to guesswork and more to what makes that patient uniquely them.” says Sanja Ryan, FNP and nominating SSRP Member. 

For SSRP Members, IntellxxDNA offers a practical way to integrate genomics into everyday clinical strategy without the time burden or complexity typically associated with genetic interpretation. Their clinician-only reporting system organizes relevant findings into clear, referenced summaries and highlights gene-to-gene and gene-environment interactions that influence common chronic conditions such as cognitive decline, mood disorders, cardiometabolic dysfunction, and neurodevelopmental challenges. Providers can access IntellxxDNA through a licensed clinician account, which includes training resources, sampler reports, and case-based education designed to support confident implementation in practice.

Carol Bilich, CEO of IntellxxDNA, said: "What is right for one patient, whether a peptide, supplement, medication, dietary strategy, or lifestyle change, may not be right for another. Genomics can help reveal why. SSRP and IntellxxDNA share a commitment to translating science into thoughtful, personalized clinical care and helping clinicians understand more of the individual patient. We are proud to be named a Trusted Partner and to support clinicians in making more informed, precise decisions."

Through these partnerships, the SSRP aims to support Members by connecting them with vetted resources that complement training, protocol development, and implementation in practice.

For more information and to view the IntellxxDNA Partner Page, visit:  SSRP IntellxxDNA Partner Page


About the SSRP Institute

The SSRP Institute is an education-focused organization dedicated to advancing cellular medicine through evidence-based training, professional collaboration, and clinically relevant research. SSRP supports providers worldwide through certifications, events, and ongoing educational programming designed to improve patient outcomes and elevate the standard of care.

The SSRP Trusted Partner Network is invitation-only and based on real-world clinical relevance, thoughtful nomination, and alignment with SSRP’s educational principles. Partners are integrated through a structured process designed to foster collaboration, support clinician education, and strengthen the implementation of cellular medicine practices.

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