AditxtScore
Personalized Care. Reliable Results.
Personalized Care.
Reliable Results.
Antigen testing by PCR is a viable approach for determining infection status of COVID-19. However, as the pandemic continues to evolve, a comprehensive monitoring program is needed for individuals to assess their personal immune response and related risk if exposed.
AditxtScore™ results provide answers to the following questions:
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- Do I have antibodies present?
- Are my antibodies present as a result of a vaccination or from a natural immune response?
- Is my immune response likely to provide protection against future infection?
- What are possible ways to minimize my risk of a future infection?
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Do you know?
AditxtScore™ provides meaningful information to help evaluate one’s personal
immune response to COVID-19. Through advanced technologies, AditxtScore™ can assess
multiple antibody types against multiple SARS-Cov-2 antigens with speed and accuracy.
Individuals can know if prior infection or vaccination has generated the anticipated immune response.
How is AditxtScore™ Different from Other Antibody Tests?
Antibody tests can vary from one to another. AditxtScore™ provides a comprehensive profile with 10 measures for a more complete picture of an individual’s immune response to the virus and/or vaccine.
Benefits to Employers:
those employees most at risk
The AditxtScore™ Value for Individuals
types against multiple SARS-CoV-2 antigens with speed and accuracy.
to analyze and translate clinical
data into meaningful information
for individuals.
high complexity, CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited AditxtScore™ Center, led by lab scientists trained at prestigious institutions such as Mayo Clinic and Stanford University.
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AditxtScore™ is offered through Premier Medical Laboratory Services as an authorized partner. Additional terms, conditions and restrictions may apply. Please contact us at info@premedinc.com for additional information.
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