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PAMA Reports 5% Revenue Growth Driven by Carelon Policy Expansion

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PAMA reported total revenue of $123.1 million, marking 5% growth year over year. Exome and Genome Revenue reached $110.4 million, representing 12% growth year over year. The company also reported that its Adjusted Gross Margin expanded to 72%, and Adjusted Net Income improved to $8.6 million from near break-even in the second quarter.

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The financial results show strong growth in test volume, which reached 32,134 tests, a 25% increase year over year. This growth is supported by Carelon's policy expansion, which directly benefits PAMA's business volume. The average reimbursement rate also increased by 5% sequentially to $3,436.

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  • CarelonHealth services company whose policy expansion benefits PAMA's volume
  • PAMACzech company reporting financial results and benefiting from Carelon's policy expansion
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