multi-cancer early detection, at home.

A multi-cancer blood test drawn at home anywhere in Brooklyn, with a New York-licensed provider to explain FDA status, accuracy and follow-up.

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what to know about multi-cancer early detection testing.

What it is

This blood test looks for tiny pieces of DNA that tumors can shed into the blood. A positive result can point to a possible cancer and where it may be.

Who it may help

Mostly adults 50 and older or at higher risk who want an extra layer of screening. It does not replace mammograms, colonoscopies, cervical screening or lung scans.

What to expect

Your provider draws your blood at home. Your follow-up covers your result. A positive result needs more tests, such as imaging, to find out if cancer is really there.

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lab testing, without the lab line.

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Licensed Providers

Your labs are drawn and reviewed by a licensed medical provider.

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Follow-Up Included

We walk you through your results in a visit, not just a PDF.

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Drawn at Your Home

No lab waiting room. Your provider comes to you in Brooklyn.

how multi-cancer early detection works at home.

1. Choose the right tests

Your provider reviews your health history, symptoms and goals, then explains what the multi-cancer test checks and whether it fits you.

2. Prepare

You are told whether to fast and which supplements or medicines to pause before the draw. No fasting is usually needed.

3. Blood draw at home

Your provider draws blood at your home, labels it and sends it to the lab. Most draws take only a few minutes.

4. Results visit

When results are back, your provider walks you through each number, what it means and what, if anything, to do next.

multi-cancer early detection safety and monitoring.

How these tests work

They look for tiny fragments of DNA that cancer cells shed into the blood, and try to predict where in the body a signal came from.

Accuracy limits

These tests miss many cancers, especially early ones, and a positive result is not a diagnosis. Keep up your regular screenings, such as mammograms, colonoscopy and cervical screening.

Follow-up can be involved

A positive result usually leads to scans and sometimes biopsies. Your provider explains this before you test, so you can decide if you are ready for it.

multi-cancer testing in Brooklyn.

New York lab rules

Labs that test samples from New York patients must hold a New York State permit for that test. Your provider uses a permitted lab, which is why the exact lab used in Brooklyn may differ from other states.

Coordinating follow-up in New York

If your result is positive, your provider helps arrange follow-up imaging and specialist care in New York and shares your results with them.

Still get your regular screenings

Brooklyn has many hospitals and screening centers. This test adds to, never replaces, the screenings recommended for your age.

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frequently asked questions about multi-cancer early detection testing in Brooklyn.

Is this test FDA-approved?
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Multi-cancer blood tests are not FDA-approved yet. One of them was under FDA review in 2026. Your provider will explain the current status at your visit.

Can it miss cancer?
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Yes. These tests miss many cancers, especially early ones. A negative result does not mean you are cancer-free, so keep up your regular screenings.

What if my result is positive?
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A positive result is not a diagnosis. Your provider will arrange follow-up tests, such as scans, to check for cancer. Sometimes no cancer is found.

How much will multi-cancer early detection testing cost me?
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Briya Health is a cash-pay practice. You are told the price before you book, with no surprise fees. We accept cash, Zelle, all major credit and debit cards, and HSA and FSA cards.

Where in Brooklyn do you offer this test?
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Briya Health providers come to your home anywhere in Brooklyn, including Park Slope, Midwood, Sunset Park and Canarsie. Enter your address when you book to confirm the visit.

Who will I see in Brooklyn?
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One of our New York-licensed providers: Yaakov D. Kotlarsky, PA-C, Madeleine Navar, PA-C, or Jonathan Navar, MD. You can see their license details on the Providers page.

Is this test available to New York residents?
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We use a lab that holds the New York State permit needed for this test. Your provider confirms the details before your draw.

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