The integration gives more than 4,700 oncology providers across 1,600-plus community cancer care centers direct access to order and receive results from multiple precision oncology tests within a single clinical workflow.
The genomics research institute will replace multiple legacy systems with a unified informatics platform to support large-scale workflows.
The Chromeleon 7.4 platform consolidates single quad, triple quad, and high-resolution accurate mass analysis workflows into an enterprise-ready system.
The pDx platform uses smartphone cameras to capture digital biomarkers and deliver real-time data to clinicians via secure dashboard.
The microsampling devices make possible take-home kits to monitor tacrolimus and creatinine in kidney transplant patients.
The collaboration will allow wearable device users to order clinical tests, schedule appointments, and receive results through the WHOOP mobile application.