Compare Lynch syndrome and hereditary colorectal cancer testing options by specimen, turnaround time and USD price, with counselor-verified booking.
2 tests · prices in USD · every booking is verified by a genetic counselor
| Test name & methodology | Tier | Specimen | Turnaround time | Price (USD) | Actions |
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Lynch Syndrome Panel
CLIA-certified molecular testing
LOINC 21637-4
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First-Line Screening | 2 mL EDTA Whole Blood | 10–14 Business Days | $650 |
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Clinical utilityDiagnosis of Lynch syndrome (HNPCC) for colorectal and endometrial cancer risk management. |
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Hereditary Cancer Panel - Extended
CLIA-certified molecular testing
LOINC 94060-8
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Reflex Assay | 3 mL EDTA Whole Blood | 14–21 Business Days | $1,250 |
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Clinical utilityComprehensive assessment of hereditary cancer risk across multiple cancer types.
Clinical note: Reflex when first-line findings leave the differential open.
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Price
$650
CLIA-certified molecular testing
Diagnosis of Lynch syndrome (HNPCC) for colorectal and endometrial cancer risk management.
Price
$1,250
CLIA-certified molecular testing
Comprehensive assessment of hereditary cancer risk across multiple cancer types.
Clinical note: Reflex when first-line findings leave the differential open.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Arjun Mehta, MBBS, MD Clinical Genetics
Clinical Geneticist · NABL Certified, CAP Fellow
Last medical review:
Senior clinical geneticist with 15 years of experience in molecular diagnostics and genetic counseling.
Collection kits ship after your booking is verified. A blood draw of about 2 mL in an EDTA tube is standard; the exact volume is listed on your kit insert. Keep the tube at the temperature listed on the kit insert and return it with the prepaid courier. If collection looks difficult, contact us first so we can plan the right tube and volume.
Coverage varies by plan and indication. On request we provide the test name, CPT codes and a medical-necessity letter so your insurer or employer can complete pre-authorization before collection. Final coverage decisions rest with your payer.
CPT codes depend on the assay and any add-on analysis for hereditary colorectal cancer testing; the exact code set appears on your quote and lab requisition. Ask your counselor for the codes before submission so claims are not rejected.
Genetic counseling is recommended — and required before some assays — so the limitations and possible outcomes are understood before collection. A GGC DNA counselor reviews every booking and can join your clinician consult on request.