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The Riskguard™ test is an assessment tool that can help uncover hereditary cancer risk. With just a simple blood or saliva sample, it checks for hereditary genetic changes that can cause an increased risk for certain cancers.

Tools for personalized treatment and prevention

Have peace of mind knowing patients and providers can form better treatment and prevention journeys guided by genetics.1-6

Active genetic monitoring and ongoing follow-up

Take comfort in knowing we constantly monitor genetic research and we will proactively reach out with new clinically relevant results.

Easy-to-understand results

Receive easy-to-understand results with potential next steps that providers and patients can use for personalized care planning.

YOU HAVE COVERAGE OPTIONS

We understand navigating coverage can be overwhelming. Exact Sciences* is an in-network provider with many health plans. We offer insurance billing and flexible payment options.


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Coverage for eligible patients including Medicare and commercial insurance

Specialized support for billing insurance and prior authorization

Flexible payment options for patients

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WE’RE HERE FOR YOU

With questions about ordering the Riskguard test, insurance billing and payment options, checking results, or getting connected with a genetic counselor, call us at 1-866-662-6897 or email us at riskguard@exactsciences.com.


*Genomic Health, Inc., an Exact Sciences company, is the billing entity for Riskguard.


The Exact Sciences Riskguard test was developed, and its performance characteristics validated by an Exact Sciences laboratory following College of American Pathologists (CAP) and Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) regulations. The test is performed in Marshfield, WI at PreventionGenetics LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Exact Sciences. PreventionGenetics is accredited by CAP, certified under CLIA regulations, and qualified to perform high-complexity clinical laboratory testing. It has not been cleared or approved by the US Food and Drug Administration or other notified regulatory authority.