Miscarriage can leave you in the dark
Illuminate potential causes of your pregnancy loss with Anora
Anora is a test to see if a chromosome issue was the cause of a miscarriage
Illuminate potential causes of your pregnancy loss with Anora
Anora is a test to see if a chromosome issue was the cause of a miscarriage
of pregnancies end in miscarriage1
of miscarriages are due to atypical chromosomes2
Find answers with Anora
Leverages Natera’s proprietary SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) technology to ensure accurate results
Identifies rare abnormalities that increase the risk for serious maternal medical complications
Detects clinically significant small chromosomal deletions and duplications that traditional testing misses
Why chromosomes matter
Common causes of miscarriage
- Chromosomes are the structures that package our DNA
- Too many or too few chromosomes can cause miscarriage
- Anora identifies atypical chromosomes that cause pregnancy loss
How it works
Natera supports you at every step, from talking to your doctor about Anora to understanding your test results.
Take next steps with Anora
2. Collect samples and submit kit through your doctor.
3. View your results one week from sample submission.
4. Schedule an info session with Natera’s genetic counselors.
Affordable testing
To understand your financial responsibility, please call Natera at 877-869-3052. You may be eligible for a payment plan and/or assistance for financial hardship.*
The cost of Anora is based on your insurance coverage. Natera is in-network with most major health plans, including Anthem, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. Natera’s Price Transparency Program provides you with a personalized, pre-test cost estimate to understand your financial responsibility for testing.
*Not everyone may qualify. Void where prohibited.
Learn more about Anora
and request your kit
References
1Practice Committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Evaluation and treatment of recurrent pregnancy loss: a committee opinion. Fertil Steril. 2012;98(5):1103-1111.
2Hyde KJ, Schust DJ. Genetic considerations in recurrent pregnancy loss. Cold Spring Harb Perspect Med. 2015;5(3):a023119.