Alva10 works with employers, payers, diagnostic developers, and investors — each with a distinct role in bringing better diagnostics to patients. Find your path below.
Most diagnostic companies start by building the technology and then ask payers to pay for it. Alva10 reverses that. We start by using data analytics to understand what the market needs, what clinical problems need to be solved, how clinical workflows fit, what economic value a diagnostic must deliver, and what evidence is required — and then work backwards to source or develop the right tool. This approach ensures that every diagnostic solution we bring to market is built on a foundation of defined clinical utility, economic value, and reimbursement standards from day one.
We work with employers and payers to analyze population and claims data — surfacing where missed unassessed risk, screening gaps, primary diagnoses, and specialty drug spend are driving the highest costs and poor patient outcomes.
We work with employers and payers to analyze population and claims data — surfacing where missed unassessed risk, screening gaps, primary diagnoses, and specialty drug spend are driving the highest costs and poor patient outcomes.
We align with clinicians, employers, and payers to define the clinical problem to be solved, and how to solve it, enabling alignment on requirements for clinical utility, value proposition, and evidence thresholds required for early market deployment through pilot studies and contractually defined coverage.
We curate best-in-class diagnostic technologies from our precision medicine portfolio, or partner with diagnostic developers to build and validate the specific tool required.
With evidence standards agreed and met, employers and payers pay for the diagnostic, physicians use it, and patients benefit. Investors see a clear path to return on investment.
A funded, clear path to market with clearly defined evidence standards, alignment on clinical utility, early market access with incentivized parties.
Payment grounded in aligned clinical utility and economic impact — eliminating both wasted healthcare spend and wasted resources reviewing insufficient evidence on point solution.
A contractually-defined path to ROI with clear capital requirements, evidence milestones, and market success benchmarks.