Find out if you are at risk of

developing new Cancers

DonorCure has partnered with a genetic diagnostic program offering an analysis of 52 of the most clinically relevant genomic mutations associated with cancer. The Hereditary Cancer test provides patients with the information, education, and most importantly, opportunity to make life-altering changes. This is a simple cheek swab that has no out of pocket cost to you. It is an easy way to find out if your cancer could affect your children and grandchildren and also to prevent the spread of new cancers.

Hereditary Cancer Test Requirements

1. Cancer Diagnosis

Participants must have a cancer diagnosis with one of the following: Bladder, Brain, Breast, Colon/Rectal, Colonic Polyps, Uterine, Kidney, Liver, Melanoma, Ovarian, Pancreatic, Prostate, or Stomach cancer.

2. Insurance

To participate in the DNA research program you must have health insurance with: PPO or Medicare.

3. Participant Location

The participants for this study must reside in the USA at this time.

All Genetic Testing Has No Out Of Pocket Cost

Insurance that applies to the Genetic Tests include: Medicare or PPO.

We do not accept HMO or Medicaid insurance at this time.

Genetic testing does not impact premiums and you will not be billed out of pocket.

We firmly believe that genetic testing benefits health care providers better estimate their patient’s risk of developing cancer. With this in mind, patients and providers will be influenced to perform preventative actions such as:

Increased Self-examinations i.e clinical and self breast examinations
Increased thyroid examinations
Increased colonoscopy frequency
Risk-reducing prophylactic surgery and/or chemo prevention
Early and increased prostate cancer screenings
Consideration of MRI-based screening/technologies

Register Now

For The Hereditary Cancer Test

Click below to begin your online registration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my Medical and Insurance information secured?

DonorCure, Inc and the Genetics Institute of America are HIPPA compliant.
What should I expect after registering for the DNA Kit?

After completing your registration, the Medical Research and Quality Control Team will contact your doctor to approve you for the test. Once approved, they will then verify the benefits of your insurance plan. If all the information provided is correct, a DNA Kit will be mailed to your home. Please follow the simple cheek swab directions, sign all forms, and mail back with the return label.

Once the lab has received your DNA Kit, your doctor will receive the results within 4-5 weeks and review them with you.
What insurance covers the DNA Program?
What will my DNA results show?
What are the requirements to participate in the DNA Program?
If I am In-Remission OR Cancer-Free do I still qualify?
What type of Cancers are being tested for genetic mutations?
How long does it take to receive my results?
Why do you need my insurance information?
How will my DNA help Medical Research?

All clinical research studies require a large number of participants to validate results and identify trends. Allowing your DNA to be used in the study helps researchers to have the data they need to identify commonalities within the cancer community and develop new and innovative ways to diagnose and treat these cancers.