Test results
Informed decisions start here
Results within two weeks so you can focus on living, not guessing.
Negative or Positive
Results you can act on
You’ll get a clear negative or positive result. So you’ll know if a cancer signal is present — and can make an informed plan to move forward.1,2
Negative result action plan:
Continue routine cancer screenings recommended by your doctor1
Consider retesting with Cancerguard® as part of your annual routine care.
Positive result action plan:
Your health care provider may take additional steps, like ordering imaging scans or other medical tests, that may be needed to locate and confirm a possible cancer or to rule out that cancer is present.2,4
Exact Sciences can work with you to schedule follow up tests.
* False negative and false positive results can occur. A false negative result means the test did not find signals of cancer, but a person does have cancer. A false positive result means the test found signals of cancer, but a person doesn’t have cancer.
Positive Result Services
Early insights.
Real support.
A positive result may feel overwhelming, but we’re here with you. Cancerguard helps reveal what’s beneath the surface — giving you time, choices, and peace of mind.
World-class patient navigation
Get personalized support from a Care Navigator (a nurse or other health professional). It’s included and covers things like:
- Finding location options that offer the testing your doctor orders
- Scheduling necessary follow-up appointments
- Providing eligibility details for patient imaging reimbursement program
Imaging reimbursement
- If there’s a positive result, your doctor may order an imaging test so they can determine if you have cancer.
- You may be eligible for up to $6,000 reimbursement for non-covered imaging costs to help reduce the financial impact.†
† Patients must apply. Eligibility depends on program qualifications and is not guaranteed. The program will not reimburse any covered imaging costs, including copay, coinsurance and/or deductible amounts determined by insurance. For more information patients should contact to apply, call
