The MORL Clinical Diagnostics Division is a not-for-profit academic laboratory that focuses on non-syndromic hearing loss and complement-mediated renal disease.

Our experienced, board-certified genetic counselors with University of Iowa Health Care will help you understand which genetic tests provide "clinically actionable" information – and help you understand which genetic variants are known to cause disease and how you may prevent a disease from occurring or alter its progression.

https://uihc.org/services/genetic-counseling 

UI Diagnostic Laboratories (UIDL) affiliated with UI Health Care, is a national reference laboratory offering academic expertise in specialty anatomic pathology services, advanced molecular genetic testing, and rapid renal biopsy consults. We offer very competitive turnarounds. All pathologists are available for immediate consultation by phone or email.

The Rare Renal Disease Clinic and the Renal Genetics Clinic are among the world’s best in diagnosing and treating rare genetic kidney diseases in children and adults. In the United States, a rare disease is defined as a disease that affects fewer than 200,000 people in the country. There are at least 150 different disorders that are considered to be rare kidney diseases. This means that only a few thousand people in the United States may have one of these diseases, so specialized care providers may be hard to find.