Natera (NTRA) on Monday announced a new policy for commercial coverage of its cell-free DNA fetal RhD noninvasive prenatal test in the US.
Under the new policy, coverage of fetal RhD testing will be available when a pregnancy may be facing risk for alloimmunization, when paternal antigen typing is unavailable or heterozygous, and if a patient declines amniocentesis or it is not recommended for the pregnancy, effective January, the company said.
Natera said fetal RhD noninvasive prenatal test is offered through its women's health suite of products and can be carried out as early as nine weeks gestation.
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