Kidney Patients

Your transplant is a gift. We are here to help you keep it safe with a simple blood test.

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Conventional tests for monitoring kidney transplants are often slow to identify when something may be wrong. By then, it may be too late for your physician to provide treatment.

AlloSure Can Help

AlloSure^® is a noninvasive blood test that provides an early warning that there may be an issue with your transplant¹
Studies show that AlloSure can identify certain issues more than three months earlier than traditional tests¹
AlloSure demonstrated 62% improvement over serum creatinine in identifying rejection¹

Number of patients that have received an AlloSure test across organs since 2017²

Used by over 70% of US kidney transplant centers²

Hear from Real Patients

Tiffany

AlloSure literally gave me peace of mind

Patrick

Helping better manage my kidney function

Our downloadable doctor discussion guide can help you start the conversation.

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How Does AlloSure Work?

What Do AlloSure Results Mean?

A way to track kidney health over time

Establishing a baseline tells you and your care team the initial state of your new kidney. You can compare new results with this baseline. Track your kidney’s health by continuing to measure levels in the future.

If AlloSure is in the normal range, this may mean your kidney is stable
If AlloSure is 1% or greater, this means you are at higher risk of rejection
Your doctor will evaluate your results in the context of your full medical review