Juneau, Alaska
RGCC Specialized Testing
Explore specialized cancer-related laboratory testing from RGCC International in a private consultation.
About RGCC Testing
Specialized Testing, Thoughtful Guidance
RGCC International offers specialized cancer-related laboratory tests, including selected liquid biopsies and tests that look for tumor cells in the bloodstream. During your consultation, we consider your medical history, any existing diagnosis or care, and what you hope to learn.
Our Featured Options
Four RGCC Testing Options
Onco-D-Clare
RGCC markets this blood test as a multi-cancer screening assessment that analyzes gene expression. Evidence for routine screening is limited. False positives and false negatives are possible. Keep up with recommended screenings and discuss results with your medical team, who can determine whether standard diagnostic tests are needed.
Screening inquiry
Oncotrace
Oncotrace evaluates circulating tumor cells and selected markers on those cells. A clinician interprets the report alongside other findings. Staging, identifying where cancer began, and monitoring it still require standard oncology evaluation.
CTC analysis
Oncocount
Oncocount reports whether circulating tumor cells were detected and their concentration. A change in the count alone cannot establish whether treatment is working or whether cancer has returned. Your medical team can interpret the count alongside standard oncology findings.
CTC enumeration
Onconomics
Onconomics measures how sampled cancer cells respond to selected anticancer agents in the laboratory. Laboratory sensitivity does not establish how well a treatment will work for you. Treatment decisions should follow established oncology guidance, including biomarker testing when appropriate.
Laboratory sensitivityEvidence for using these tests in routine screening, diagnosis, treatment selection, or monitoring is limited and varies by test and intended use. A positive result alone cannot confirm cancer, and a negative result cannot rule it out. Continue recommended screening and any biopsy, pathology, imaging, oncology evaluation, or treatment your medical team recommends.
Consultation-Based
How RGCC Testing Works
1
Initial Consultation
Discuss why you are considering testing, your medical history, and any existing diagnosis or oncology care.
2
Consider Your Options
Review the test’s purpose, limits, alternatives, and possible follow-up. Discuss costs and collection requirements before deciding whether to order.
3
Specimen Collection
Collection and shipping requirements vary by test. The clinic offers in-office specimen collection when appropriate and will explain what your test requires.
4
Review the Findings
Review the report and discuss next steps, including referral or coordination with your treating medical team when appropriate.
Personalized Consultation
Start With a Private Discussion
New patients: Book a New Functional Medicine Exam. Existing patients: Our front office will coordinate your reassessment.
We discuss test pricing privately before you order. Consultation and collection fees may be separate. Confirm payment arrangements in advance, as insurance coverage may vary.
Consultation-first care · In-office specimen collection