Engage and educate patients with our resources
Pre-test patient education includes:
- Our Know More Sooner™ website, which educates patients about the importance of prenatal genetic screening and carrier screening
- Unlimited access to one of Myriad’s 50+ board-certified genetic counselors to answer your patients’ questions throughout the prenatal screening process
Discussing risk & results
Post-test patient education includes:
- Genetic counselors available to answer any questions you may have about our products and your patients’ results
- Comprehensive patient-friendly reports with risk information and detailed insights curated from genetic counselors
Order tests and collect samples with ease
Ordering Options
We offer several ordering options to better serve you. You can place and track orders of Prequel or Foresight through our provider portal, by integrating electronic medical records, or through filling out a Test Requisition Form.
A Myriad representative can help you set up your provider portal account.
Sample Collection
Sample collection can take place in-office, at centralized labs, through mobile phlebotomy for blood draws, or, if ordering the Foresight® Carrier Screen, at your patient’s homes.
Ask your Myriad representative about the sample collection process.
Promote your practice with data-driven insights
Myriad can provide customized metrics for your practice so that you can see the number of patients impacted annually. These Impact Reports can also provide insights on how to improve patient outreach as well as test adherence.
Making genetic screening affordable for everyone
Myriad is committed to making prenatal genetic screening accessible. Myriad is in-network with most insurance plans, and the majority of patients face no out-of-pocket costs for prenatal testing.1 Your Myriad representative can speak with you about personalized cost estimates delivered straight to your patients along with our financial assistance program.
References:
- Based on a review of 12 months of past claim data for major insurance carriers across the US, the majority of patients face no out-of-pocket costs for their prenatal test. Last updated 2024.
