CDx Diagnostics

Physician Practice

Practice Overview

Practice NameCDx Diagnostics
Websitecdxdiagnostics.com
Number of Physicians (MD/DO)2
Number of Locations2
About the Practice

CDx Diagnostics is a diagnostic company focused on preempting cancer by detecting precancerous cellular changes. They utilize a proprietary platform that integrates computer imaging, artificial intelligence, molecular biology, and three-dimensional cytopathology for early and reliable detection. Their services include cytology, histology, histocytology, and immunohistochemistry assessments, with key products like WATS3D for Barrett's esophagus and dysplasia, OralCDx, and EndoCDx, aiming to detect precursors to esophageal and oral cancers.

Practice Locations (2)

Four Executive Boulevard, Suffern, NY 10901-4164, United States
2 Executive Blvd Suite 102, Suffern, NY 10901

Our Physicians (2)

Specialties
Pathology

2 physicians

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Leadership Team

Thomas A. Bologna

Chairman

Mark Rutenberg

Founder and Chief Scientific Officer

Duane Dorn

Chief Financial Officer

Tom Bartel

Executive Vice President of Sales

Lori Bethon

Senior Vice President of Human Resources

Robert Tjon

Vice President of Engineering

Jacob Schreiber

M.D., Laboratory Director

Patricia Romano

Laboratory Director

Kaz Maenosono

Vice President of Marketing

Roger O'Sullivan

General Counsel, Corporate Secretary & Compliance Officer

Edward Yom

Senior Vice President of Technology Systems

Karen Hoffman

M.D., Director of Research

Frank Fromowitz

MD, Laboratory Director

Stephen J. Balog

Director

Michael D. Bacon

Director

David Jahns

Director

John Watts

Director

Electronic Health Record System

Unknown

Primary Electronic Health Record System

Research Analysis
Methodology & Findings

CDx Diagnostics offers a patient login area on their website, primarily for managing billing and accessing information related to the diagnostic tests they provide, such as WATS3D and OralCDx. However, publicly available information does not explicitly state the specific vendor or branding name of the patient portal technology used by CDx Diagnostics, in the way that "MyChart" is associated with Epic. While the importance of integration between diagnostic laboratories and Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems is recognized in the broader healthcare industry for seamless data exchange and clinical decision support, the search results do not specify which EHR system, if any, CDx Diagnostics uses internally or integrates with directly for the patient portal functionality. The patient login appears to be a component of CDx Diagnostics' own online resources rather than a widely recognized third-party patient portal platform. Therefore, based on the available information, it is not possible to definitively identify a specific patient portal vendor/branding name used by CDx Diagnostics or tie it to a particular EHR vendor. The patient access provided seems focused on their specific diagnostic services and billing.