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Understanding your risk is a powerful step toward protecting your health and your future.
The MyRisk® Test gives you personalized insight into whether you may be at increased risk for developing ovarian and other types of cancer—empowering you and your provider to take action on a plan for prevention and early detection that’s right for you.
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Turn early knowledge into power
If ovarian cancer is in your family, understanding your risk is essential because early symptoms can be hard to spot. When a loved one is diagnosed, it’s natural to wonder about your own health, even if you feel fine. Some cancers, including ovarian cancer, can run in families, and inherited genetic changes may quietly increase your risk.
Knowing your risk gives you the power to take control. The MyRisk Test can help uncover whether those risks apply to you, so you and your provider can make informed and potentially life-saving decisions with confidence.
BRCA1 and BRCA2: Key players in hereditary cancer
Breast and ovarian cancer are often connected by inherited gene mutations. Two of the most well-known are BRCA1 and BRCA2, which can significantly increase a person’s risk of developing these cancers.
Understanding Lynch Syndrome and its impact
Another condition called Lynch syndrome can also raise the risk for ovarian, colon, endometrial and other cancers. Because these gene changes can be passed down silently through generations, many families don’t know they carry them until cancer appears.
Ovarian cancer gene detection with MyRisk
The MyRisk Test analyzes genes associated with both BRCA 1/2-related cancers and Lynch syndrome. By uncovering your hereditary risk, it gives you and your healthcare provider actionable insights to take preventive steps, start earlier screenings, and make informed choices for your health and your family’s future.
If you have a personal or family history of cancer, the MyRisk Test may help you understand your risk of developing ovarian and other types of cancer. It can also provide important information for your family members if your test reveals a genetic change associated with hereditary cancer.
Evaluates 63 genes associated with 11 hereditary cancers, including breast, ovarian, colorectal, uterine, skin, pancreatic, gastric (stomach), prostate, renal (kidney), lung, and endocrine.
If eligible, you’ll also receive RiskScore®, a personalized five-year and remaining lifetime risk estimate for developing breast cancer.
Your results come with clear, actionable recommendations based on trusted clinical guidelines. Our team of board-certified genetic counselors is available to help you understand what your results mean for you.
Get started with simple, convenient hereditary cancer testing through our virtual care partner, DNAvisit. With an at‑home saliva kit, virtual guidance, and support from board‑certified genetic counselors, you can get tested right from home.
Share a few details using the form below, and we’ll send you an email to virtually connect with a board-certified genetic counselor. During this initial virtual care consultation, you’ll learn whether you meet guideline criteria for the MyRisk Test.
With the MyRisk Test, you can choose to work with your healthcare provider to get tested or obtain the test using virtual care. With virtual care, checking your genetic risk is simple and stress-free. Everything you need comes in one kit, delivered right to your door.
Start with a consultation
Connect with our virtual care partner to determine if the MyRisk Test is right for you.
Receive and return your kit
Your test kit arrives by mail with everything you need. Collect your saliva sample at home and send it back using the prepaid return packaging.
Get your results
Once your sample reaches our lab, results are typically available within 14 days. You’ll meet with a genetic counselor to go over your results and discuss next steps.
With our virtual care option, the initial consultation with a board-certified genetic counselor is free and takes place via online chat. During the consultation, you’ll learn whether you’re eligible for the MyRisk Test. If testing is recommended, there is a $39 fee to proceed. The actual cost of the MyRisk Test itself varies depending on your insurance coverage or other payment options.
Insurance coverage
Most commercial and federally-funded insurance plans cover hereditary cancer testing,1 and the majority of patients face no out-of-pocket costs for the MyRisk Test.2 For those that do have an out-of-pocket cost, we offer options to make testing accessible and affordable.
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You may be eligible if you have a personal or family history of certain cancers, such as rare cancers, cancers that occur at a younger age than usual, or cancers that affect multiple relatives. Through virtual care, a board-certified genetic counselor can review your personal and family history and help guide you on whether testing is appropriate.
Even if your family history doesn’t show a strong pattern, you can still choose to be tested. Take charge of your health and get started easily online with our virtual care option.
"Any way that you can reclaim control is a gift. For me, that’s what genetic testing did. I found it very hopeful to have a scientific explanation for how and why my cancer came about.”
Deciding whether genetic testing is right for you is a big step—and you don’t have to make it alone.
Request our Discussion Guide to help you and your healthcare provider talk through your personal and family history, your questions, and the potential benefits of testing.