Protean MAPS

Complete molecular and genetic profiling to guide diagnosis and treatment.

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Diagnostics

Consented intake · your records travel with you · nothing moves without your sign-off

Why Protean exists

Protean MAPS is a complete molecular and genetic profiling system for integrated cancer diagnosis and treatment guidance throughout the cancer journey. It is for patients and care teams who want one comprehensive molecular picture of the disease, from diagnosis onward, to help inform treatment decisions at each stage of care.

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We package your records and pre-fill the Protean MAPS intake — no retyping.

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Coverage, insurance & cost

The fastest way to know what you'll pay: check your coverage with your plan. Below is what we know about how Protean MAPS handles billing.

Insurance

Accepted

Financial aid

Available

Prior auth

Required

In-network carriers

Blue Cross Blue ShieldUnitedHealthcareAetnaCignaMedicare

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Common questions about Protean

Does Protean take insurance?

Protean accepts insurance; In-network carriers include Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Medicare; financial assistance is available. Add your plan on OpenCancer to check coverage before you commit.

How do I connect with Protean?

Through OpenCancer's consented intake: enter your details once, choose exactly which records travel with the request, and sign a consent that covers this connection only. Nothing is shared without your sign-off.

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Who this is for

Cancer types served

bladderbreastcolorectalesophagealgastriclungmelanomaovarianpancreaticprostate

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