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According to a 2015 CMS provider database, Ambry had $38M in Medicare Part B payments -- although because of MolDx coding rules, $31M fell under unlisted codes, typically used by MolDX when more than 2 genetic tests are used together. (Click to enlarge.)
Ambry has offered an anonymized genetic database called Ambryshare (here). Other companies offered anonymized research-ready databases include GenomeDx (here) and Foundation Medicine (here). Genomic datasharing has been strongly advocated by the American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG; here.)