PEB - Pacific Edge Ltd

[psychic]

Surprised PE didn'tannounce this on the first - even Carpenter Joe beat them too it. Good research CJ
Great news , and another step in the CMS process no doubt. A read of who sits on the panel gives a lot of confidence...

[psychic]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3865623/

[Balance]

Is there someone in the know who knows the implication of this

https://www.nzx.com/announcements/315335

Yawn - like being told that one has been approved for a debit card but has NO money in the bank.

That’s PEB - all kinds of approvals but NO real paying customers.

PEB still working away at all those user programs which would snare all those transformative customers.

Example :

Mar 2015 - User program with Kaiser Permanente underway

Nov 2016 - Cancer diagnostics company Pacific Edge (NZX: PEB) has advised that it has successfully completed its analysis of the data from the large scale Kaiser Permanente (Kaiser) User Programme with positive and compelling findings.

May 2017 - In commercial talks with Kaiser to roll out CxBladder

Oct 2017 - We are expecting a stepup in the number of tests processed and revenue once we get underway with Kaiser Permanente and as our other targeted large scale organisations gain momentum.

Mar 2018 - 3 years after and the silence is deafening!




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[drcjp]

Its a Multianalyte Assay with Algorithmic Analyses (MAAA) code. It doesn't imply insurance reimbursement or acceptance by the AMA of efficacy of the test.

Edited version from AMA website:

Most recent changes to the CPT® Administrative MAAAs Short Descriptor document

Addition of two administrative MAAA codes, 0012M, 0013M, accepted by the CPT Editorial Panel at the February 2018 meeting.

Proprietary Name and Clinical Laboratory or Manufacturer Code Short Code Descriptor Released to AMA Website Effective Publication

The following codes were accepted at the February 2018 CPT Editorial Panel meeting for the 2019 CPT production cycle. These codes will be effective on April 1, 2018.

Cxbladder™ Detect, Pacific Edge Diagnostics USA, Ltd.
0012M
ONC MRNA 5 GEN RSK URTHL CA
March 1, 2018
April 1, 2018
CPT® 2019

Cxbladder™ Monitor, Pacific Edge Diagnostics USA, Ltd.
0013M
ONC MRNA 5 GEN RECR URTHL CA
March 1, 2018
April 1, 2018
CPT® 2019

Its like knowing the part number from your lawn mower.

[winner69]

Its like knowing the part number from your lawn mower. ...nice one drcip

Should have been price sensitive then

[Minerbarejet]

Its like knowing the part number from your lawn mower. ...nice one drcip

Should have been price sensitive then

Ever tried to get a part for your lawnmower without a part number?

[When the bass drops]

Ever tried to get a part for your lawnmower without a part number?

Very good analogy my friend.

[When the bass drops]

Its a Multianalyte Assay with Algorithmic Analyses (MAAA) code. It doesn't imply insurance reimbursement or acceptance by the AMA of efficacy of the test.

Edited version from AMA website:

Most recent changes to the CPT® Administrative MAAAs Short Descriptor document

Addition of two administrative MAAA codes, 0012M, 0013M, accepted by the CPT Editorial Panel at the February 2018 meeting.

Proprietary Name and Clinical Laboratory or Manufacturer Code Short Code Descriptor Released to AMA Website Effective Publication

The following codes were accepted at the February 2018 CPT Editorial Panel meeting for the 2019 CPT production cycle. These codes will be effective on April 1, 2018.

Cxbladder™ Detect, Pacific Edge Diagnostics USA, Ltd.
0012M
ONC MRNA 5 GEN RSK URTHL CA
March 1, 2018
April 1, 2018
CPT® 2019

Cxbladder™ Monitor, Pacific Edge Diagnostics USA, Ltd.
0013M
ONC MRNA 5 GEN RECR URTHL CA
March 1, 2018
April 1, 2018
CPT® 2019

Its like knowing the part number from your lawn mower.

It's a bit more than that isn't it really, otherwise why bother making the announcement.

[minimoke]

It's a bit more than that isn't it really, otherwise why bother making the announcement.

To paraphrase horror vacui, Investors abhor a vacuum.

[When the bass drops]

https://link.springer.com/article/10...894-018-0327-6

The horror continues!