My Physician Does Not Recommend Molecular Profiling
At this point, you may have already consulted with your oncologist about the possibility of molecular profiling. If you find that he or she doesn’t recommend molecular profiling, it may be because you are not an appropriate candidate at this point in your treatment. You should seek to understand what disqualifies you from being a candidate for profiling right now. Also, keep in mind, that technology and the biology of a tumor may change over time. Profiling may still be an option later on in your therapy.
Caris Physician Directory
Caris maintains an online physician directory which lists oncologists that have ordered the Caris Molecular Intelligence® tumor profiling service in the past.
Caris Precision Oncology Alliance
A vast network of hospitals and academic institutions have come together to develop standards for molecular profiling and to facilitate the adoption of personalized medicine in the cancer community. This organization, known as the Caris Precision Oncology Alliance, is led by well-known institutions with a commitment to precision medicine. At the core of this partnership is Caris Molecular Intelligence, which is used by some physicians with the Network to personalize the treatment of cancer patients where appropriate.
As of January 2021, more than 7,000 physicians have used Caris Molecular Intelligence with more than 276,000 tumors profiled. The Caris Molecular Intelligence service is available in over 50 countries.