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Brain health insight, made more accessible
Know Early.
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A simple blood test may provide meaningful insight into Alzheimer’s-related changes—helping you move from questions to clearer next steps.
A standard blood draw. No special preparation. Clear, secure results.
Clarity during uncertainty.Information that can support more informed conversations.
Simple blood-based testing
Secure ordering and results
Actionable information for next steps
A clearer starting point
Understanding more can change what happens next.
Questions about memory or family history can feel overwhelming. ALZ Blood Test makes Alzheimer’s-related biomarker testing easier to access and easier to understand.
Earlier understanding can help support informed decisions and meaningful conversations with a qualified healthcare provider.
A simple first step
How it works
From ordering to results, each step is designed to be clear and straightforward.
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Order online
Confirm availability and eligibility, then complete your secure order and patient intake.
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Visit a collection center
Complete a standard blood draw at an available partner location. No special preparation is required.
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Receive your results
View your secure report and discuss its meaning and possible next steps with a qualified clinician.
The p-Tau217 blood test
Meaningful insight from a simple blood draw.
p-Tau217 is a protein measured in blood that is associated with Alzheimer’s-related brain changes. The result can add useful biological context when memory changes, cognitive concerns, or family history raise questions.
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Gain insight. Learn whether Alzheimer’s-related biomarker changes may be present.
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Start a conversation. Bring clearer information to a qualified healthcare provider.
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Consider next steps. Use the result within a broader clinical evaluation.
Who it may be for
When questions deserve a closer look.
You are noticing changes
Changes in memory, focus, or day-to-day function may be a reason to seek more information.
You want a more informed conversation
Biomarker information can help frame questions and possible next steps with your healthcare provider.
More time. More choice.
Brain health insight should feel empowering—not overwhelming.
Our role is to make the path clearer, so you can understand the information, talk with your provider, and decide what comes next.
Why ALZ Blood Test
Understanding your report
Information designed to support the next conversation.
Your report places the result into a clear interpretation range. A qualified clinician should review it alongside symptoms, medical history, and other relevant information.
Negative
Lower likelihood
The result is not consistent with elevated p-Tau217 at the reported threshold.
Intermediate
More context may help
Your clinician may consider history, symptoms, monitoring, or additional evaluation.
Positive
Discuss next steps
The result may support further evaluation within the full clinical context.
Questions, answered
What people ask most.
Clear information helps make the decision feel more manageable.
Still have questions? Contact usDoes this blood test diagnose Alzheimer’s disease?
No. This test does not diagnose Alzheimer’s on its own. Results should be interpreted alongside symptoms, medical history, and other relevant clinical information.
What does p-Tau217 measure?
p-Tau217 is a phosphorylated form of tau measured in blood. Elevated levels are associated with Alzheimer’s-related brain changes and may add context within a broader evaluation.
Do I need a special diet or preparation?
No special preparation is generally required for the standard blood draw. Follow any instructions included with your order.
Where will my blood be drawn?
Availability is confirmed by ZIP code during ordering. Most partner collection centers provide the in-office draw at no additional cost. Mobile collection may carry a separate fee.
How will I receive my results?
Your report is delivered securely after laboratory processing. It should be reviewed with a qualified healthcare provider who can interpret it in your clinical context.
A simple first step
More understanding starts here.
Check availability in your area and see whether the test may be right for you.