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Caris Detect Multi-Cancer Early Detection Test
- Will my provider automatically receive a copy of my results?
- How and where can I order the test?
- Can individuals outside of the US order the test?
- Where do I go to have my sample collected—which patient service centers (PSC) can perform this test?
- What is the purpose of Caris Detect?
- Can I use this test if I am currently undergoing cancer treatment or have a history of cancer in the past?
- Can I take the test if I’ve been recently sick (e.g., infection, surgery, major illness)?
- If my result is "Cancer Signal Not Detected", when (if ever) should I take the test again?
- Who is responsible for ordering follow-up imaging or diagnostic tests—Caris, Everlywell’s provider network, or my own doctor?
- What kind of follow-up support is provided if my result is "Atypical Signal Detected"?
- What if there is no PSC location near me—can I still order the test?
- Are there any timing considerations (time of day, menstrual cycle, recent procedures) that could impact test accuracy?
- What financial support is available for recommended follow-up imaging or testing for "Atypical Signal Detected" and "Cancer Signal Detected" results?
- What does “No Cancer Signal Detected” mean for my current risk of having a cancer? What about my future risk?
- Why is a follow-up Caris test recommended after an "Atypical Signal Detected" result?
- How should I interpret my Caris result alongside my other routine screenings (mammogram, colonoscopy, etc.)?
- Do I need to fast before my Caris blood draw? If yes, for how long and what intake is allowed during this time (i.e. liquids/medications)?
- What type of sample is collected for this test (blood only, or blood plus other samples)?
- Should I change or stop any medications or supplements before the blood draw?
- Which PSC networks support the Caris test?