GeneDx pricing
No list, self pay or institutional price is published. GeneDx accepts commercial insurance, Medicaid, Medicare and Tricare, is in network with many plans, supports prior authorization, and offers financial assistance, sponsored testing programs and payment plans without interest; its billing page explains what drives the cost and lists reanalysis at no extra charge. Medicaid coverage for pediatric outpatient exome or genome sequencing and for NICU rapid genome sequencing varies by state.
How GeneDx pricing works
- Pricing model
- Per test, billed to insurance, to an institutional account or to the patient as self pay; reanalysis at no extra charge
GeneDx pricing against its alternatives
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GeneDx pricing, answered
How much does GeneDx cost?
GeneDx does not publish a price. No list, self pay or institutional price is published. GeneDx accepts commercial insurance, Medicaid, Medicare and Tricare, is in network with many plans, supports prior authorization, and offers financial assistance, sponsored testing programs and payment plans without interest; its billing page explains what drives the cost and lists reanalysis at no extra charge.