Partnership Implementation of NIPT in a Government-Funded Health System: Operational Requirements and Impact on Care

December 06, 2016

Partnership Implementation of NIPT in a Government-Funded Health System: Operational Requirements and Impact on Care

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This webinar discusses a partnership model for noninvasive prenatal testing that enabled LifeLabs Genetics, a genetic testing lab based in Toronto, Ontario, to implement NIPT in house.

LifeLabs implemented on-site testing of the Natera Panorama test service in October 2015 in Toronto, where funding is provided for chromosome aneuploidy testing under selected high-risk criteria set out by the Ontario Ministry for Health and Long-Term Care. Patients have the option of self-pay if they do not meet risk criteria. On-site testing capacity includes microdeletions as of July 2016.

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