How Stage Zero Works.
Find quick answers to common queries about our services, process, and how we can help you achieve your goals.
How Stage Zero Works.
Understanding your cancer risk shouldn't be complicated. Here's how we make it simple.
Step 1
Answer Questions About You
Our assessment asks about three main areas that affect your cancer risk. Takes 15 minutes, and you can complete it from anywhere.
We'll ask about:
Your family's cancer history
Your personal health background
Your daily lifestyle habits
Step 2
Get Your Personal Risk Profile
We analyze everything together. Your family history, health background, and lifestyle. Then we show you what factors matter most for your situation.
You'll understand:
Which risk factors apply to you
How your family history affects screening
What you should discuss with your doctor
Step 3
Get Your Personalized Screening Plan
Based on your assessment, you'll receive specific recommendations you can use right away.
Your plan includes:
When you should start screening
How often to get screened
What to discuss with your doctor
Lifestyle steps that may help reduce your risk
Why Stage Zero is Different ?
Other Approaches
Reactive: Find cancer early
One factor: Just genetics OR screening
Clinical jargon: Confusing reports
Gated: Need employer benefits
One-size-fits-all approach
Stage Zero
Proactive: Catch it early
Complete picture: All factors together
Plain language: Clear guidance
Accessible: Direct to you
Follows you for life
Your Questions, Answered.
Find quick answers to common queries about our services, process, and how we can help you achieve your goals.
What happens after I get my results?
Is my information private and secure?
Can I retake the assessment later?
Does this replace seeing my doctor?
Step 1
Answer Questions About You
Our assessment asks about three main things that affect your cancer risk. Takes 15 minutes, and you can do it from anywhere.
Step 2
Get Your Personal Risk Profile
We analyze everything together. Your genes, family history, and lifestyle. Then we translate it into language you can actually understand.
Step 3
Get Personalized Prevention Plan
Based on your results, you'll receive a customized action plan with specific steps you can take right now to reduce your risk and stay healthy.
Why Stage Zero is Different ?
Other Approaches
Reactive: Find cancer early
Reactive: Find cancer early
One factor: Just genetics OR screening
One factor: Just genetics OR screening
Clinical jargon: Confusing reports
Clinical jargon: Confusing reports
Gated: Need employer benefits
Gated: Need employer benefits
One-size-fits-all approach
One-size-fits-all approach
Stage Zero
Proactive: Catch it early
Proactive: Catch it early
Complete picture: All factors together
Complete picture: All factors together
Plain language: Clear guidance
Plain language: Clear guidance
Accessible: Direct to you
Accessible: Direct to you
Follows you for life
Follows you for life
Your Questions, Answered.
Find quick answers to common queries about our services, process, and how we can help you achieve your goals.
What happens after I get my results?
Is my information private and secure?
Can I retake the assessment later?
Does this replace seeing my doctor?
Your Questions, Answered.
What happens after I get my results?
Is my information private and secure?
Can I retake the assessment later?
Does this replace seeing my doctor?
How Stage Zero Works.
Find quick answers to common queries about our services, process, and how we can help you achieve your goals.
Step 1
Answer Questions About You
Our assessment asks about three main things that affect your cancer risk. Takes 15 minutes, and you can do it from anywhere.
Step 2
Get Your Personal Risk Profile
We analyze everything together. Your genes, family history, and lifestyle. Then we translate it into language you can actually understand.
Step 3
Get Personalized Prevention Plan
Based on your results, you'll receive a customized action plan with specific steps you can take right now to reduce your risk and stay healthy.
Why Stage Zero is Different ?
Other Approaches
Reactive: Find cancer early
Reactive: Find cancer early
One factor: Just genetics OR screening
One factor: Just genetics OR screening
Clinical jargon: Confusing reports
Clinical jargon: Confusing reports
Gated: Need employer benefits
Gated: Need employer benefits
One-size-fits-all approach
One-size-fits-all approach
Stage Zero
Proactive: Catch it early
Proactive: Catch it early
Complete picture: All factors together
Complete picture: All factors together
Plain language: Clear guidance
Plain language: Clear guidance
Accessible: Direct to you
Accessible: Direct to you
Follows you for life
Follows you for life