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The 4Kscore® Test is a non-invasive blood test that assesses a patient’s probability for aggressive prostate cancer after an abnormal PSA or DRE result.
The 4Kscore® Test is an FDA-approved blood test developed to improve patient care by providing a man’s probability for aggressive prostate cancer after an abnormal PSA or other screening result and prior to making a shared decision. The 4Kscore® Test provides physicians and patients with highly accurate, actionable information to make ...
The 4Kscore® Test is a follow-up blood test after an abnormal PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) or digital rectal exam (DRE) to provide the probability of finding aggressive prostate cancer if a biopsy were to be performed.
The 4Kscore® Test Helps Clarify the Biopsy Decision-Making Process by Determining a Patient-Specific Probability for Finding Aggressive Prostate Cancer on Biopsy.
The 4Kscore® Test is a follow-up blood test after an abnormal PSA and/or digital rectal exam (DRE) to assess your probability of finding aggressive prostate cancer, using four prostate-specific biomarkers and your clinical information.
Physicians nationwide can order the 4Kscore® Test. Speak to your physician to find out if 4Kscore® is right for you or find a physician in your area through our physician locator.
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Find The 4Kscore® Test Near You. You can find a Patient Service Center by using the link below. Find a 4Kscore® Test Draw Center. Find the answers to questions regarding 4kscore® Test insurance coverage and billing.
For more information about The 4Kscore® Test, please call us at 833-4KSCORE (833-457-2673). For questions about insurance coverage and cost, please call our dedicated hotline at 855-4KBILLING ( 855-452-4554 ).
The 4Kscore Test calculates your risk for aggressive prostate cancer by measuring several proteins in your blood and combining that with clinical findings. It can be used after an abnormal PSA result if you are considering a prostate biopsy, both when you have never had a prior prostate biopsy or after a