The article argues that the use of genetic testing as a last resort rather than a starting point in healthcare has been overlooked due to its cultural significance. The author argues that it should be used more broadly as part of everyday clinical care. The article suggests that while genomic testing can uncover the underlying cause of illness, it can fundamentally change the care pathway and drive efficiency and cost savings across our healthcare system. Despite its growing impact, genomic testing is still seen as a cultural issue, with many frontline clinicians believing it outside their scope. The authors argue that the challenge is not capability but awareness and mindset. They also suggest that the healthcare system should rethink how genomic testing fits into modern medicine.