Proteomics International Takes Blood Tests Nationwide Through Healius From 26 October

Proteomics International's Promarker rollout goes national on 26 October 2026 via Healius, putting the Promarker D ($495) and Promarker Eso ($997) blood tests in front of clinicians across Australia.
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  • Promarker D and Promarker Eso go national on Monday, 26 October 2026 through Healius, taking the tests beyond the Western Australia and Northern Territory pilot.
  • Sales teams are trained, joint marketing plans are agreed, and Healius collection centres are set to accept patients and process payments at go-live.
  • Patients pay privately at $495 for Promarker D and $997 for Promarker Eso, with no reimbursement pathway flagged.
  • PIQ says revenue under the Healius distribution agreement cannot be reliably estimated at this time, and the portfolio remains at an early stage of commercialisation.
  • Promarker Endo is targeted for FY27 Q3 (January to March 2027) through the same Healius partnership, subject to clinical deployment and regulatory requirements.
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National rollout of Promarker D and Promarker Eso set to begin 26 October

Proteomics International Laboratories Ltd (ASX: PIQ) has scheduled the national rollout of its Promarker D and Promarker Eso blood tests to commence on Monday, 26 October 2026. The rollout will run through Healius Limited (ASX: HLS), its exclusive Australian pathology distribution partner.

It represents the next phase after the controlled market release in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, announced on 14 September 2026. For investors, the tests move from a regional release to nationwide availability through an existing pathology distribution network.

The controlled market release in Western Australia and the Northern Territory was the first revenue-generating launch in the company’s history, and it served as the operational proving ground for the systems now being extended nationally.

What is in place for go-live

Readiness checklist

The company has outlined three elements supporting the 26 October 2026 start:

  1. Field sales teams have completed training on both tests, including intended clinical uses and access processes.
  2. Joint sales and marketing plans have been agreed to support clinician education, awareness and appropriate referrals.
  3. Systems and operational integration will be enabled for go-live, so Healius collection centres are expected to accept patients for blood collection and process payments.

The training is intended to prepare teams to engage with general practitioners and relevant specialists as the rollout commences.

Who does what

Responsibilities are split across the two companies. Proteomics International keeps the testing, while Healius provides reach.

Role Proteomics International Healius
Laboratory testing Performed in its NATA accredited facility N/A
Clinical reporting Provided by Proteomics International N/A
Scientific and medical support Provided by Proteomics International N/A
Quality and regulatory compliance Provided by Proteomics International N/A
Specimen collection N/A Supported through its national infrastructure
Pathology distribution N/A Supported through its national infrastructure
Clinician engagement N/A Supported through its national infrastructure

Patient pricing

The tests will initially be available on a private-pay basis at the previously announced Australian patient prices. Promarker D is priced at $495 and Promarker Eso at $997.

Management commentary

Proteomics International CEO and Managing Director David Morris addressed the milestone in the announcement.

David Morris, CEO and Managing Director, Proteomics International

“National rollout is a significant milestone in bringing our Promarker portfolio to Australian clinicians and patients…”

Healius Group Executive – Customer & Commercial, Anthea Muir, focused on the combined capabilities of the two companies.

Anthea Muir, Group Executive – Customer & Commercial, Healius

“This rollout brings together Healius’ national collection network and clinician relationships with Proteomics International’s specialist testing capability, broadening access to the Promarker portfolio…”

How blood-based diagnostic rollouts work

A pathology distribution partnership splits the process into clear steps. A clinician refers a patient, the patient gives blood at a collection centre, a specialist laboratory runs the test, and the clinician receives a report.

Blood-Based Diagnostic Rollout Workflow & Partner Responsibilities

Proteomics International describes itself as a Perth-based medical technology company specialising in proteomics, which is the study of proteins and their functions. The company develops precision diagnostic tests and provides specialist bioanalytical services to improve the detection and management of disease.

Clinician awareness and referrals are central to how this model translates into test volumes. That is why the joint sales and marketing plans, aimed at education and appropriate referrals, matter to the commercial case.

Promarker Endo and the commercial outlook

Building toward Promarker Endo

On 13 October 2026, Proteomics International announced it had completed refinement and independent validation of the model underpinning Promarker Endo, its blood test for endometriosis.

The company expects to make the test commercially available during FY27 Q3 (January to March 2027) through the Healius distribution partnership. This is subject to clinical deployment and applicable quality, accreditation and regulatory requirements.

The systems, specimen collection processes and clinician engagement activities established for Promarker D and Promarker Eso are expected to support preparations for that introduction.

For readers wanting the clinical performance numbers behind the endometriosis test, our detailed coverage of the Promarker Endo validation results breaks down the sensitivity and specificity findings across disease stages and the Oxford sample cohort.

Outlook

The announcement outlined the following commercial position:

  • The Promarker portfolio remains at an early stage of commercialisation.
  • Revenue under the distribution agreement cannot be reliably estimated at this time.
  • The company will update the market on material developments in accordance with its continuous disclosure obligations.

The rollout is intended to establish broader access to Promarker D and Promarker Eso through an existing pathology distribution network. Commercial outcomes may depend on factors including implementation timing, clinician adoption, patient utilisation and prevailing market conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Proteomics International Promarker rollout?

It is the national launch of the Promarker D and Promarker Eso blood tests, starting 26 October 2026 through Healius, PIQ's exclusive Australian pathology distribution partner.

How much do Promarker D and Promarker Eso tests cost?

The tests are initially available on a private-pay basis, with Promarker D priced at $495 and Promarker Eso at $997.

Who does what between Proteomics International and Healius?

Proteomics International handles laboratory testing, clinical reporting, scientific support and regulatory compliance, while Healius handles specimen collection, pathology distribution and clinician engagement.

When will the Promarker Endo test for endometriosis be available?

PIQ expects Promarker Endo to launch during FY27 Q3 (January to March 2027) through Healius, subject to clinical deployment and quality, accreditation and regulatory requirements.

What is proteomics?

Proteomics is the study of proteins and their functions, which Proteomics International uses to develop precision diagnostic tests for detecting and managing disease.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
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Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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