Immune-Frame™:
An Immune
System Blood Test
for Cellular Therapy

Understanding Your Immune System’s
Readiness for Cellular Therapy.

Immune-Frame™

Every patient's immune system is different — and that difference can shape how ready your body is for certain cellular therapies.

Think of your immune system as a vehicle about to take on a big journey.

Certain cellular therapies are that journey. Before any long drive, a good driver checks the vehicle first — engine, fuel, tires — to make sure the vehicle can go the distance.
Not every immune system is running the same way. Some are active and well-balanced; others may be dealing with suppressed activity, inflammation, or imbalances that aren’t visible from the outside.

Immune-Frame™ is that check. It's a blood test that looks at key immune cell markers and inflammatory signals — a look under the hood — so your medical team can see where your immune system stands before therapy begins, and again after, to see whether it's holding onto what it's built.

What Exactly Is Immune-Frame™

Immune-Frame™ is an immune system blood test that looks at how your body engages with cancer — and for certain cellular therapies, it’s also what the treatment depends on to work.
These therapies work with your immune system, not around it, so how ready your immune system is going in can shape how well they’re able to take hold.
What the Test Looks At
Your immune system isn’t one single thing — it’s made up of different types of cells doing different jobs:

Some that raise the alarm,
Some that attack directly,
Some that remember past threats.

Immune-Frame™ looks at a wide set of these cells and signals together, across several key areas of immune function, to build a picture of how your immune system is currently positioned going into immunotherapy like Clavic-Q-Re or an autologous tumour vaccine.
What This Means for Your Treatment
Before therapy begins, Immune-Frame™ checks for specific markers that can affect whether your immune system is ready to respond — including signs of active infection, elevated regulatory activity, or inflammation.
If something needs correcting, there’s time to do that first, often through nutritional or lifestyle support, before your therapy is administered.
If everything looks ready, that’s confirmed too.

After therapy, Immune-Frame™ is used again — this time to check whether your immune system is actually holding onto the long-term memory the therapy was meant to build. Your medical team still makes every decision — this just means they’re not deciding blind, before treatment or after.

Why Would That Matter to You?

Most people don’t think to check the engine, the tires, the fuel line until something already feels wrong on the road. Immune-Frame™ is that check — not because something is assumed to be wrong, but because knowing the vehicle’s condition beforehand is simply more useful than finding out halfway there.

Right now, without this immune system blood test, your medical team would only find out how your immune system is responding to cellular therapy the way most patients do: by watching what happens after it’s already been given.

Immune-Frame™ moves that discovery earlier, so it can inform the plan instead of following behind it. This may be particularly relevant if you:

Preparing for a Cellular Therapy

Immune-Frame™ checks whether your immune system is currently ready to respond and flags anything that may need addressing before your therapy is administered.

A Result That Needs Correcting

This is not a stop sign — it is a head start. Many markers may respond to nutritional or lifestyle support before treatment begins.

After Cellular Therapy

A follow-up Immune-Frame™ checks whether your immune system is holding onto the long-term memory the therapy was meant to build, typically over the following two years.

Preparing for a Future Repeat Therapy

If the cancer changes over time and repeat therapy becomes necessary, a new Immune-Frame™ can be part of preparing for treatment again.

Three Angles on Your Immune System

The test investigates three areas — each one a different part of how your immune system deals with cancer cells, and how it engages with cellular therapy:

Immune Activation

1

Immune Activation

Whether your dendritic cells are present and doing their job: identifying abnormal cells and presenting them to the immune system as targets. Cellular therapy directs an attack on cancer cells — but that attack has to be aimed correctly first.

2

Immune Response

Whether your humoral and cellular immunity — the antibody-based and cell-based ways your immune system attacks — and your non-specific immune response are functioning. This is the part that does the direct work: recognising cancer cells and acting against them.

3

Immune Regulation and Memory

Whether immunosuppressive activity — signals that may hold your immune response back — is present, and whether your immune memory can sustain that response over time rather than fading once treatment ends.

How Immune-Frame™
Fits Into Your Treatment Plan

Cellular therapy planning isn’t based on a single test. Your medical team weighs Immune-Frame’s findings alongside your diagnosis, medical history, prior treatments, and other clinical findings — one piece of the picture, not the whole picture on its own.

For Some Patients

A result confirms readiness — one less unknown before therapy begins.




For Others

A result adds something specific to plan around, which your medical team factors in alongside everything else they already know about your case.

Either way, this becomes part of the picture your medical team is working from — not a separate verdict handed down on its own.

Understanding Your Results with Oritov

A report is only the start. Understanding what it means for you is what matters — and that’s where we come in.
1

We Help You Understand What the Results Show


Immune findings can be unfamiliar and difficult to interpret on your own. We explain what the report shows, how certain markers relate to your readiness for cellular therapy, and the questions you may wish to discuss with your medical team.

2

Supporting Your Medical Team

Immune-Frame provides additional immune information that can become part of a broader discussion about your treatment. By helping both patients and healthcare professionals understand the report, we aim to make these conversations clearer and more informed.

Getting Started Is
Simpler Than You Think

1

Talk to Us

Tell us about your situation.
We will help you understand how this immune system blood test may be relevant to you and answer general questions about the process.

2

We Support Your Doctor Conversation

We provide educational resources about Immune-Frame™ that you can share with your doctor — supporting a more informed discussion between you and your medical team.

3

We Handle the Coordination

Oritov coordinates the referral with a registered partner clinic in Singapore.
You focus on your health — we handle the rest.

4

A Simple Blood Draw

A blood sample is collected at a registered clinic by a qualified medical professional.
That is all that is needed from you.

5

Your Medical Team Receives the Report

Your laboratory report goes directly to your medical team.
Oritov provides educational support to help you and your doctor understand the immune information — so your next care discussion with your medical team is better informed, with greater clarity.

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A Ready Immune System Starts With Knowing Where You Stand
You don’t have to know in advance whether your immune system is ready. This immune system blood test exists to help answer that, before cellular therapy begins.
Some patients only find out how their body handles therapy after it’s already underway. A conversation now costs you nothing but a few questions — and it’s the kind of check that only helps if it happens before therapy begins, not after.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

No. In most cases it means there’s a step to take first — often nutritional or lifestyle support — before therapy proceeds, not a decision that therapy is off the table. Your medical team decides what that step looks like and when you’re ready to move forward.

No. The initial conversation is there to help you and your medical team work out whether Immune-Frame is relevant to your specific situation — including telling you if it isn’t. There’s no obligation to proceed after that conversation.

Not quite. Immune-Frame™ is an immune system blood test designed specifically to evaluate readiness for, and response to, cellular therapy — it isn’t intended as a general, standalone overview of your immune system.

Cost depends on your specific situation and testing pathway, and coverage varies. This is one of the things to raise in your first conversation with your medical team or with Oritov directly, so you have real numbers before deciding anything.

Usually, yes. If your cancer changes and a new therapy target is needed, a new Immune-Frame gives your medical team a current picture to work from — the same starting point as the first time, updated for where things stand now.

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