US Diagnostics Center Earns BBB A- Rating for Home DNA Relationship Testing
Oct 2, 2026
US Diagnostics Center earns a BBB A- rating while expanding access to home DNA testing, with up to 28 genetic markers, US-based laboratory processing, and straightforward turnaround times.
Franklin, OH, October 2, 2026 -- US Diagnostics Center has earned an A- rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), effective March 15, 2026, highlighting the company's commitment to providing clear, accessible DNA testing services to families across the United States.
Based in Franklin, Ohio and founded in 2024, US Diagnostics Center provides home DNA testing kits that allow customers to collect samples at home and send them to the company's US-based laboratory for analysis. The company's home tests analyze up to 28 genetic markers, depending on the test selected.
For families considering DNA testing, the reasons for ordering a test can be deeply personal. Parents may seek clarity about biological relationships, while other family members may need information to better understand family connections. US Diagnostics Center aims to make the testing process straightforward by providing home collection kits, clear instructions, and prepaid return shipping.
“For families making a personal decision, we've focused on what matters: a US-based lab, simple pricing, and clear communication. The BBB accreditation reflects how we've built US Diagnostics Center from day one.”
— Dr. Todd Lewis, Founder and President, US Diagnostics Center
Home DNA Testing With Straightforward Processing
US Diagnostics Center's home testing lineup includes several relationship-testing options designed for different family circumstances. The home paternity test is available for $79 and allows the person being tested and other participants to submit samples for relationship testing from home.
The company's Home Maternity Test Kit is priced at $129. Home Sibling, Grandparent, and Aunt-Uncle DNA Test Kits are each available for $139, while the Home Twin Zygosity Test Kit is priced at $119.
Each kit includes a prepaid return-shipping envelope, allowing customers to send collected samples to the laboratory without arranging separate return postage.
Once samples arrive at the US-based laboratory in Franklin, Ohio, laboratory processing generally takes 2–3 business days. Including shipping, standard order-to-results timing is approximately 7–10 business days, depending on the order and processing timeline.
A Home-Based Option for Families Seeking Answers
Home DNA testing can provide a practical option for people who want to begin the testing process without visiting a collection facility. Customers receive a collection kit, follow the included instructions, collect the required samples, and return them for laboratory processing.
US Diagnostics Center emphasizes clear communication throughout the process, recognizing that DNA testing can involve sensitive family questions. The company provides testing options for paternity, maternity, sibling relationships, grandparent relationships, aunt and uncle relationships, and twin zygosity.
The company's BBB A- rating adds another element of publicly available business information for consumers evaluating DNA testing providers. US Diagnostics Center continues to provide home testing services to customers nationwide from its Franklin, Ohio, location.
Customers interested in learning more about available tests can visit US Diagnostics Center online to review testing options, pricing, collection information, and ordering details.
About the company: US Diagnostics Center is a DNA testing company based in Franklin, Ohio, providing home relationship DNA testing services to customers throughout the United States. Founded in 2024, the company offers home paternity, maternity, sibling, grandparent, aunt-uncle, and twin zygosity DNA test kits. Its home DNA tests analyze up to 28 genetic markers, with samples processed at its US-based laboratory in Franklin, Ohio. Standard laboratory processing takes 2–3 business days after samples arrive, with standard order-to-results timing of 7–10 business days. Laboratory operations are overseen by Dr. Todd Lewis, who was trained and mentored by Dr. Michael Baird, PhD, a forensic DNA pioneer with more than 40 years of experience and one of the first scientists to present DNA evidence in U.S. courts. That knowledge and excellence exist today at USDC. US Diagnostics Center has been featured in USA Today, CEO Monthly, ValiantCEO Magazine, and Wealth Defined.
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Todd Lewis
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Organization: US Diagnostics Center
Address: 333 Conover Dr., STE C, Franklin, OH 45005
Phone: +1-937-790-9991
Website: https://usdiagnosticscenter.com
Release ID: 89205018
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