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The most common visit reasons were for genetic counseling regarding predisposition to breast and related cancers (203\/251, 82%), preconception counseling (31\/251, 12%), and lastly for interpretation of direct-to-consumer genetic testing or other (17\/251, 7%). Most patients seen completed genetic testing (152\/251). Most patients returned to the care of their primary care clinician without the need for specialty care follow-up after their visit (187\/251, 74%). Patients who completed an after-visit survey (\n                      <jats:italic>n<\/jats:italic>\n                      \u2009=\u200973 of 202 invited, response rate 36%) reported high satisfaction with the service, as indicated by a net promoter score of 80. Interviews were completed with 10 clinicians who referred multiple patients. 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