Mirvie pricing
The billing guide publishes the self pay price, a financial assistance schedule by household size and income ($0, $75 or $150), HSA and FSA eligibility, payment plans with no interest or fees and the right to a Good Faith Estimate. The list price billed to insurers is not published.
How Mirvie pricing works
- Pricing model
- Per test. Billed to commercial insurance and Medicaid under CPT 81599; a flat $295 self pay price applies if uninsured, if the patient opts out of insurance, or if a claim is denied.
- Implementation
- None published for practices; onboarding goes through the company. Ordering by web form, EHR integration where available, or print and fax requisition.
- Business associate agreement
- No HIPAA position published. The laboratory reports its own results; the privacy policy covers people who order the test.
Mirvie pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Mirvie and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- MMirvie$295 self pay per test
- GGRAIL$949 per test (list price)
- VVeracyteNo published price
- CCytovale IntelliSepNo published price
- BBostonGeneNo published price
- GGenomicsNo published price
- GGuardant Health$1,495 Shield cash price per test
- NNanowearNo published price
Mirvie pricing, answered
How much does Mirvie cost?
Mirvie's published price is $295 self pay per test. The billing guide publishes the self pay price, a financial assistance schedule by household size and income ($0, $75 or $150), HSA and FSA eligibility, payment plans with no interest or fees and the right to a Good Faith Estimate. The list price billed to insurers is not published.
Does Mirvie charge an implementation fee?
None published for practices; onboarding goes through the company. Ordering by web form, EHR integration where available, or print and fax requisition.
Does Mirvie offer a business associate agreement?
No HIPAA position published. The laboratory reports its own results; the privacy policy covers people who order the test.