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Superior Genomics

Blood test to tell bipolar disorder from depression

Raised to date

$508K

of $1.5M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$993K
Investors
14
Last filed
Aug 14, 2026

About

Superior Genomics is an early-stage mental-health diagnostics company in Norway, Michigan, developing a blood test that distinguishes bipolar disorder from major depressive disorder. The test reads gene-expression bioprofiles detectable in a blood sample, discovered by company physician David Van Holla, and is positioned as the first objective blood-based mental health diagnostic. The company works with Paradise Genomics on the underlying genomic research.

An objective, blood-based gene-expression test for a diagnosis — bipolar disorder versus major depressive disorder — that is otherwise made entirely by subjective clinical assessment, where misclassification leads to the wrong drug class.

Funding

  • OtherFiled Aug 14, 2026Form D
    $508K/ $1.5M

Product

Mental health diagnostic blood test

Diagnostic test

A diagnostic blood test that measures gene-expression bioprofiles to differentiate depressive symptoms caused by bipolar disorder from those caused by major depressive disorder.

  • Gene-expression bioprofiles measured from a blood sample
  • Differentiates bipolar disorder from major depressive disorder
  • Described by the company as the first objective mental health blood test

Built for

Psychiatrists and other clinicians diagnosing patients who present with depressive symptoms, and those patients themselves

People on file