Blood-Based Insight
Plasma p-Tau217 offers a practical way to add amyloid-related biomarker information to cognitive evaluations.
FOR CLINICS AND CARE TEAMS
Support clinical decision-making with accessible, science-driven biomarker insight designed to integrate into your workflow.
Supported by clinically validated p-Tau217 biomarker research with strong alignment to established diagnostic methods.
For clinician-directed use. Results are intended to support evaluation and should always be interpreted within the full clinical context.
Alzheimer's-related changes in the brain can begin many years before symptoms appear. Blood-based biomarkers such as p-Tau217 may provide earlier insight into this process within a broader clinical evaluation.
Many patients are identified later in the disease process, when additional diagnostic steps are already underway. Earlier biomarker insight may help support more timely evaluation and planning.
Traditional diagnostic pathways may involve invasive procedures or more complex access to imaging. A simple blood draw can offer a more accessible entry point within a broader clinical evaluation.
ALZ Blood Test provides blood-based p-Tau217 biomarker insight intended to complement clinical assessment, not replace it.
Plasma p-Tau217 offers a practical way to add amyloid-related biomarker information to cognitive evaluations.
Supporting validation materials report approximately 95% sensitivity and specificity relative to amyloid PET-aligned reference thresholds.
Results may help guide clinical discussions, follow-up planning, and consideration of additional testing when appropriate.
A blood draw may be easier to integrate into care pathways than more invasive or complex diagnostic approaches.
This test does not establish a diagnosis on its own. Results should be interpreted by a clinician alongside symptoms, history, and other relevant findings.
Designed for use within clinician-directed evaluation workflows.
For patients age 45+ presenting with cognitive concerns where biomarker context may support evaluation.
When clinical presentation raises the question of Alzheimer's disease and additional insight may be useful.
To support the differentiation of potential causes of cognitive decline within a broader workup.
Reports are designed to present clear interpretation categories that can support next-step discussions.
A negative result is associated with a lower likelihood of Alzheimer's pathology.
An intermediate result may warrant consideration of additional assessment based on the full clinical picture.
A positive result is consistent with amyloid pathology and should be reviewed within the broader clinical context.
Results should be interpreted within the full clinical context.
The onboarding process is designed to help clinics move from registration to ordering with minimal disruption.
Complete the registration form to begin the onboarding process for your practice.
Your team receives the information needed to activate ordering and reporting access.
Collect samples in-office or use the available phlebotomy network based on your workflow.
Access completed reports through the reporting platform for clinician review and follow-up.
Testing can be incorporated into routine visits and standard blood draw workflows without adding operational complexity.
No specialized procedures required for sample collection.
Collect in-office or use a phlebotomy network based on your workflow.
Order and manage tests through a secure platform.
Receive structured results designed for clinical review and follow-up.
Built to fit real-world clinic workflows, from onboarding through result delivery.
Reporting is structured to support consistent review and discussion of result categories.
Provides practical biomarker context that may inform next steps when used with clinical judgment.
Grounded in validated p-Tau217 biomarker research and supporting clinical performance materials.
Explore sample reports, validation data, and clinical materials to understand how results are presented and used in practice.
ALZ BLOOD TEST
Providing earlier insight so clinicians can make informed decisions with confidence.