We’ve designed every part of this test to be as simple as possible — because your health shouldn’t require a medical degree to manage.
You may benefit from regular liver cancer screening if you have one or more of these conditions.
Chronic viral hepatitis is the leading cause of liver cancer globally. If you’ve been diagnosed with hepatitis B or C, regular screening is strongly recommended by the ACS and AASLD.
Long-term heavy alcohol use can lead to cirrhosis, which significantly raises the risk of developing hepatocellular carcinoma even after stopping drinking.
One of the fastest-growing risk factors in the US. NAFLD and NASH can progress to cirrhosis and liver cancer — especially combined with Type 2 diabetes or obesity.
Regardless of cause, cirrhosis significantly elevates liver cancer risk. Guidelines recommend HCC surveillance every 6 months for all cirrhosis patients.
If a first-degree relative (parent, sibling, child) has had liver cancer, your risk is meaningfully elevated. Consider early and regular screening.
Type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome are independent risk factors for HCC. Combined with any liver condition, the risk increases substantially.
Before Your Appointment
You’ll receive a confirmation email with prep instructions. No fasting required in most cases. A certified phlebotomist will call 30 minutes before arrival.
The Home Visit
Your phlebotomist typically arrives in a 2-hour window you selected. The blood draw takes 5–10 minutes. It’s a standard venipuncture — the same as a routine blood test at any clinic.
Your Sample
The sample is sealed and transported to our CLIA-certified laboratory via temperature-controlled courier within hours of collection — maintaining integrity for the most accurate results.
Your Results
Within 24 hours, you’ll receive a secure notification with your full digital report. If your results require attention, a care coordinator will contact you directly — no waiting alone.
Booking takes 2 minutes. A phlebotomist can be at your door within 48 hours. Don’t wait for symptoms that may never come.
You may benefit from regular liver cancer screening if you have one or more of these conditions.
The test screens for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) — the most common form of primary liver cancer. We analyze your blood for fusion gene biomarkers that are specific to early-stage liver cancer. These markers appear in the bloodstream significantly earlier than tumors become visible on ultrasound or CT scans.
First-in-class blood-based liver cancer early detection. Powered by Fusion-detect™ AI genomics technology.
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This test is not a substitute for medical diagnosis. Consult your physician with all results.