




The encompass test
The at-home test that
predicts preeclampsia risk.
Encompass™ combines a breakthrough blood test to predict your personal preeclampsia risk with a preventive action plan and a responsive virtual assistant to give you individualized support for the healthiest pregnancy possible.
Confirm eligibility and receive $150 OFF your order.
Early prediction
Know your personalized risk for preeclampsia at 18–22 weeks, months before symptoms appear, to guide your pregnancy care.
Breakthrough RNA-science
Powered by the Mirvie RNA Platform, Encompass analyzes thousands of biological signals from you, your baby, and the placenta to deliver unmatched predictive insight.
At-home convenience
Simple, convenient blood test by a mobile phlebotomist who comes to you, on your schedule.
Trusted results
Our CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited lab analyzes your sample, and results are delivered within 10-14 days via a secure online portal.
Preventative action plan
Based on your results, you will receive a preventive action plan to help reduce your risk and support you and your care team.
Designed to fit your busy life, the latest expert-reviewed preeclampsia and pregnancy guidance is at your fingertips, individualized to you.
Risk tracking & alerts
Stay on track with your action plan with medication check-ins, blood pressure monitoring, and alerts when your numbers indicate you need to contact your care team.
Dedicated customer support
Whether you want to text, call, or chat, we’re here to help you at every step of the testing process and throughout your pregnancy.
- Easy online ordering
- Your order reviewed by a licensed clinician
- At-home blood draw between 18-22 weeks
- CLIA-lab analyzes RNA in your blood
- Results delivered in less than 14 days
- Prevention plan based on your risk
- SMS assistant to simplify your plan
- Results sent to your care team, if requested
- Client support throughout the process
Preeclampsia affects 1 in 12 pregnancies
It doesn’t care how healthy you are.
"The Encompass test is harnessing new insights about the biology of preeclampsia. For pregnant patients, this test can tell them if they're at risk for preeclampsia or not and give them real biological reasons why. It can help us be informed about whether they need to take proactive precautions or not."
- Dr. Reed
Preeclampsia affects 1 in 12 pregnancies
Don't wait for symptoms to appear.
"Patients should know their preeclampsia risk before it becomes a crisis. The prenatal care model - designed nearly 100 years ago to manage preeclampsia - has remained largely unchanged. Encompass is a paradigm shift based on an increased understanding of the underlying biology of pregnancy."
-Dr. McElrath
How it works

Preeclampsia risk prediction

Preventive Action Plan

Responsive Virtual Assistant
FEEL HEARD. KNOW YOUR RISK. ACT EARLY.
Support designed for your pregnancy

Act on your risk with confidence
Your preventive action plan makes it easy for you to review with your care team so they can determine the best plan for your pregnancy.

Weekly Personalized Check-ins

Proactive Health Tracking Alerts

Expert-Reviewed Resource Library

Medication & Monitoring Reminders

Pregnancy Health Optimization
Plan for complications
before they happen.
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99.7%
99.7% probability of NOT developing preeclampsia between 20 and 37 weeks1
With your results in hand,
you lead the dialog.
What moms are saying
about The Encompass Test
“With the Encompass test, I learned that I’m at high risk for developing preeclampsia.
“The Encompass test gave me additional reassurance because I got pregnant through IVF and I’m over the age of 35.
“The team at Encompass was committed to giving me the best possible experience.
“I wasn’t sure if this was for me but after learning more about the research behind it and speaking to my OBGYN and an MFM, who were supportive of it,
“I would HIGHLY recommend this test to first-time moms,
“Knowing my risk and gaining unique insight into my pregnancy has been great.
“Encompass brought me a lot of peace of mind and I would definitely suggest this to other expecting mothers!
“I chose the Encompass test because I felt like it would be a great way for me to be proactive in my pregnancy.
“As a busy mom to two, I appreciated the at-home blood draw and found the SMS-assistant to be very helpful.
“I would absolutely recommend this test.
“Pregnancy can be a stressful experience, and the Encompass test gave me a sense of relief and peace.
“I would absolutely recommend this test to my friends.
Frequently asked questions
- You’re currently expecting with just one baby.
- You’ll be at least 35 years old by your estimated due date.
- You’re less than 22 weeks pregnant before you order.
- You’re able to get your blood drawn between 18-22 weeks.
Note: Encompass is not available for individuals with certain preexisting conditions: diabetes (e.g. Type 1 or 2), prior pregnancy with preeclampsia, chronic hypertension, renal disease, systemic lupus erythematosus, antiphospholipid antibody syndrome.
Preeclampsia affects 1 in 12 pregnancies1, often strikes without warning, and can:
- Cause poor growth for your baby
- Lead to preterm birth
- Result in a NICU stay, or a prolonged hospital stay
- Cause headaches, seizures, and organ damage
- Lead to lifelong impacts for mom and baby
But when your risk is revealed early, prevention is possible.
No matter your results, there are many ways to lower your risk for preeclampsia even further. Your test results will include a customized plan that will help you take action to prevent preeclampsia and recognize it right away if it does occur. You should always discuss your results and action plan with your care team.
Currently, we accept payment via credit card or health savings debit account, such as a Family Savings Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA).
The easiest way to order Encompass is here on our website. We’ll help arrange for an independent clinician to review and verify your ordering information. Our client services team is available to answer any questions you have about the process through phone, text, or chat.
We can send your results to your doctor or midwife, if requested. They’ll receive the exact report you did, including the customized action plan to prevent preeclampsia and how to recognize it right away if it does occur. You should always discuss your results and action plan with your care team.
No. With these results, you’ll know your risk and get a personalized plan for preventing preeclampsia to act on and discuss with your care team in order to have the healthiest pregnancy possible.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
• Preventive measures can lessen the severity of preeclampsia or delay its onset, which is critical for your baby’s health.
• Knowing what to watch for helps you catch it early so your care team can act quickly and is ready to intervene.
• Being informed prepares you for how preeclampsia might affect your delivery and helps you make important decisions in advance.
• It helps you avoid the shock and trauma of facing a condition you haven’t considered or prepared for.
• You can feel confident knowing you’re doing everything possible for a healthy pregnancy.
Is prevention still possible? Yes! Make sure you discuss your risk with your care team and check out the resources on PreeclampsiaPreventon.com to create a preventive action plan with their help.
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