A 36-Year-Old Female Reported to Your Office with Concerns of a Family

A 36-year-old female reported to your office with concerns of a family history of breast cancer. After proper counseling and investigation, the patient agreed to have genetic testing performed. Today her results have been sent to your office and show that she is possibly at a higher risk for breast cancer. How should you share the results with your patient?

A) Electronic communication (email, text message, facsimile) .
B) Phone conversation with a medical assistant present to witness and document.
C) Written document mailed to the primary address provided by patient.
D) In person during a follow up visit.