Study indicates iMDx flagship technology’s equivalence with commercially available dd-cfDNA test kitsHead-to-head comparison of iMDx’s digital PCR-based test kits with NGS kits shows consistent results in 96 transplant patientsData was presented at the European Renal Association (ERA) 2025Extended data to be presented at the European Society of Organ Transplantation (ESOT) Congress in London, June 29 – July 2Upcoming National Principal Investigator and Key Opinion Leader call planned NASHVILLE, Tenn., June ...

The Company remains committed to its goal of delivering a clinically available molecular diagnostic kit to expand testing access for kidney transplant patients, which it anticipates will unlock value in the estimated $1 billion addressable market for transplant rejection testing. So far in 2025, iMDx believes it has made disciplined and focused progress toward this goal, executing the critical steps required to transition from product development to commercialization. To support these efforts, iMDx is reloc ...

Core Insights - Oncocyte Corp. has announced a positive update regarding the pricing of its next-generation lab-developed test (LDT), GraftAssureCore, which enhances its position in the transplant rejection testing market and indicates potential growth in its estimated $1 billion total addressable market [1][6] Pricing and Reimbursement - The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has increased the reimbursement rate for GraftAssureCore to $2,753 per result, up from $2,222 for first-time testing and $1,029 for subsequent tests [2] - This new pricing aligns with existing competitive technologies and expands market appeal for future FDA-cleared kitted products at transplant centers [6] Company Strategy and Future Prospects - Oncocyte has invested significantly in improving the scalability and manufacturability of its workflow, which supports its kitted test program [3] - The new reimbursement rate establishes a benchmark for future kitted tests, such as GraftAssureDx, which is expected to be submitted for FDA review by the end of the year [3] - The company anticipates that receiving FDA authorization will enable broader adoption of its technology, allowing transplant centers to access high-quality, FDA-cleared kits with established reimbursement [4] Clinical Trials and Market Engagement - Oncocyte has received approval from a Central Institutional Review Board for its clinical trial, with final preparations underway at participating transplant centers [4] - The company expects participation from three of the top 10 U.S. transplant centers, representing nearly 10% of annual U.S. transplant volume [4] Technology and Market Position - Oncocyte's technology quantifies donor-derived cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA), which has been established as a trusted biomarker for transplant rejection [5] - The company is rebranding its test portfolio under the GraftAssure brand, with GraftAssureCore being the new name for its previously marketed VitaGraft assay [5]