A blood test after surgery that checks for minimal residual disease and helps assess recurrence risk.
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Guardant Reveal is a blood test used after cancer surgery to detect minimal residual disease and assess the risk of recurrence. It is for patients who have completed surgery and want a clearer read on whether cancer may return. That information matters because it can shape how closely a patient is monitored and what they and their care team plan for next.
Prefer the source? Guardant Reveal's own site has more.
The fastest way to know what you'll pay: check your coverage with your plan. Below is what we know about how Guardant Reveal handles billing.
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Guardant accepts insurance; In-network carriers include Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield; financial assistance is available. Add your plan on OpenCancer to check coverage before you commit.
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Generally requires prior treatment history — eligibility confirmed during intake.
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