Your cancer has advanced. Now you have treatment choices to make. Which available therapies might be most effective against your unique tumor? Which treatments may not be
recommended for you? Are there any current clinical trial options for you?
Ask your doctor how OncoExTra testing can help you find out.
What is comprehensive genomic profiling?
See how personalized information about your specific tumor can help guide your treatment plan.
The test compares findings in your tumor tissue to your normal blood sample and identifies variations specific to your tumor.
OncoExTra test results are delivered within 14 days of sample submission in a report that includes treatment options based on your unique tumor.
The Genomic Access Program (GAP) can help you navigate the insurance process, from obtaining prior authorization to providing flexible payment options as necessary.
Is the OncoExTra test right for you?
You may be a candidate if your cancer is:
 Advanced or metastatic |
Rare |
| Unresponsive to treatment or recurrent |
Aggressive |
Talk to your doctor about the OncoExTra test
Like other lab tests, only a licensed healthcare professional (like your doctor) can order the OncoExTra test. However, the decision as to whether you should have the test is one that you and your doctor make together.
You may want to ask your doctor the following questions:
- What stage is my cancer?
- What are my treatment options?
- Are there any clinical trials that might be right for me?
- Am I a candidate for the OncoExTra test? If so, how would those test results impact my treatment plan?
Get help navigating the insurance and billing process
Covered by Medicare for patients who meet certain eligibility criteria. Need based financial assistance may be available.
Learn about costs, coverage, and how Exact Sciences can help