Blood-Based Alzheimer’s Test | Learn More about LucentAD Testing

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Why Early Detection Matters

Alzheimer’s can start decades before symptoms appear
Early detection allows for proactive care, lifestyle changes, and access to new treatments
Blood-based biomarker testing offers a non-invasive, accessible option for early detection

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How LucentAD Tests Work

Talk to Your Doctor
Ask about blood-based Alzheimer’s testing

Get a Simple Blood Test
No invasive procedures, just a routine draw

Receive Results
Your provider will explain the findings and next steps

LucentAD^® Complete

A comprehensive biomarker panel for assessing Alzheimer’s pathology.

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A highly specific test identifying Alzheimer’s pathology before symptoms progress.

*LucentAD tests are not standalone and are not FDA approved.

Patient Financial Assistance Program

At Lucent Diagnostics, we believe that cost should never be a barrier to important healthcare decisions. Our Patient Financial Assistance Program is designed to help eligible patients access our Alzheimer’s blood test at a reduced cost.

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FAQs

1. What is the LucentAD^® Complete Alzheimer’s Blood Test?

The Lucent AD^® Complete Alzheimer’s blood test is a simple, non-invasive blood test that measures key proteins associated with Alzheimer’s disease. It helps doctors assess your risk and provides early insights into brain health.

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2. Who should consider getting tested?

This test may be right for you if: You’re experiencing memory loss, confusion, or cognitive decline

3. How does the test work?

It’s a simple blood draw performed at a doctor’s office or with a certified phlebotomist. Your doctor will review the results and discuss the next steps based on your health history.

4. How accurate is the test?

The test uses advanced Simoa^® technology, which has been clinically validated for high accuracy in detecting Alzheimer’s-related biomarkers. It is designed to provide reliable results that help doctors make informed decisions.

5. Does this test diagnose Alzheimer’s disease?

No, this test does not diagnose Alzheimer’s. Instead, it measures biomarkers linked to Alzheimer’s, helping doctors determine whether further evaluation is needed.

6. How long does it take to get results?

Results are typically available within 10 business days, depending on your healthcare provider and lab processing times.

7. Will my insurance cover the test?

Coverage varies by insurance provider. If cost is a concern, we offer a Patient Financial Assistance Program to help eligible patients.

8. How do I talk to my doctor about getting tested?

If you’re experiencing memory changes or want to be proactive about your brain health, you can say: “I’ve noticed some memory changes, and I’d like to discuss Alzheimer’s risk testing. Can we explore whether a blood test is right for me?”

9. What happens after I get my results?

Your doctor will review the results with you and discuss any necessary next steps

10. Where can I get the test?

The test is available through participating healthcare providers. Ask your doctor if they offer the Lucent Diagnostics Alzheimer’s Blood Test.

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