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Genetic testing cost information

How much does genetic testing cost?

The cost of testing depends on your insurance coverage and personal situation. Many patients pay little or nothing out of pocket. Myriad is committed to supporting access to the highest-quality tests and making sure there are options to make them affordable.

Is genetic testing covered by insurance?

Many people have insurance that covers Myriad products. This means you can make the most of your insurance benefits. Your coverage may vary depending on the test.

MyRisk
Reproductive Health

MyRisk results help you and your healthcare provider manage your individual risk of developing cancer.

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Most commercial and federally-funded insurance plans cover hereditary cancer testing¹, and the majority of patients face no out-of-pocket costs for the MyRisk test.² For those that do have an out-of-pocket cost, we offer options to make testing accessible and affordable.

Reproductive genetic screening results can provide you, your partner, and your healthcare provider with valuable genetic insights about a baby’s development and potential to inherit specific conditions.

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The majority of patients face no out-of-pocket costs for prenatal screening.³

Clear cost estimates

Understanding your cost for genetic testing is essential.

A few days after testing, patients who have taken MyRisk, Foresight^® or Prequel^® tests will be notified of their cost via email or text message.

Myriad’s customer service team is available via phone or email to help patients understand their potential costs and financial assistance options for all tests we offer.

MyRisk
Contact us
(800) 469-7423
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Prequel & Foresight
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(888) 268-6795
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Financial assistance for genetic testing

Whether you’re uninsured, have limited coverage or are experiencing financial hardship, we have personalized ways to help every patient. Many people are eligible* for financial assistance.

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Patients whose insurance policy does not cover testing, are uninsured, or have a high deductible can choose to pay an affordable, fixed price for testing by opting out of using insurance. Contact us for more information.

*Due to regulatory limitations, people who carry federally funded health insurance such as Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and Medicare Advantage are not eligible for financial assistance. People with some types of Medicaid plans, including those with limited state-funded plans such as emergency-only coverage, or Medicaid in states that do not have coverage for Myriad testing, are eligible for the Myriad Financial Assistance Program; contact Myriad for details about your specific plan type.

References

CDC. Retrieved from: https://www.cdc.gov/high-quality-care/hcp/resources/preventive-services-coverage.html
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 MyRisk test. Last updated 2025.
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 screen. Last updated 2025.