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Cancer can change your life and the lives of the people you love. Stage Zero helps you understand your personal cancer risk. You see which precision screenings may matter and can get help with the next step. It takes about ten minutes to begin. Taking part is always your choice. Your employer never sees your individual information.


Finding cancer earlier can change what comes next.
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Understand your risk
Answer a few questions about your health, family history and some lifestyle factors. Stage Zero reviews your answers using established cancer risk tools. You receive a clear explanation of what your risk may mean. This is not a diagnosis.
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See your precision screening plan
See which precision screenings national guidance may recommend for someone of your age and with your history. You can also see what may be due or overdue. Completing the right precision screening can help find cancer earlier, when care may be more effective and less burdensome.
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Get help with the next step
If you want help, a personal navigator can find providers in your network and schedule around your life. They can send reminders and follow up on results. You keep your own doctors. You make every medical decision with them.
Your employer never sees your individual information.
What you see
Your answers, your risk assessment, your precision screening plan and the status of your appointments. This information belongs to you.
What your navigator sees
Only what is needed to help you with your precision screening plan and appointments. Sensitive health information is encrypted. Access is limited and recorded. Stage Zero team members can see only what they need to support you.
What your employer sees
Only combined numbers that cannot be traced back to you. Your employer does not see your answers, your risk assessment or whether you took part.
More about choice and privacy
Taking part and sharing your family history are voluntary. You can still use Stage Zero without sharing family history, but your risk assessment may be less complete. Your choice does not affect your job, pay or benefits. You can withdraw your consent in your settings at any time. It takes effect within 24 hours. Stage Zero may use data for internal research and to improve its own risk assessments. It does not sell data to pharmaceutical companies or share it with outside researchers. External risk tools receive only the minimum information needed and nothing that directly identifies you.
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Questions you may have before you begin.
What happens if a precision screening finds something?
Your navigator can help organize any needed follow up quickly. They can explain what your health plan may cover and help keep the next step from getting lost. You make every medical decision with your own doctors. Your employer is not told.
Does Stage Zero tell me if I have cancer?
No. The assessment estimates your personal risk. It cannot diagnose cancer. Some people learn that their risk is average. Others learn that certain precision screenings may matter more than they thought. Either way, you receive a clear explanation and a precision screening plan. What you do next is your choice.
Do I have to participate?
No. Taking part is voluntary. No one at your company is told whether you participated. The choice is entirely yours.
Why is my employer paying for this?
Finding cancer earlier can make care less burdensome for you and reduce health plan costs. Your employer benefits when you stay well. You benefit most.
Where do I start?
Your personal assessment link is in the invitation email from your HR team. Search for Stage Zero in the subject line. If you cannot find it, ask your Benefits team or email us. We will help you find the right place to begin.
Your assessment takes about ten minutes.
Find your personal link in the invitation email from your HR team. Search for Stage Zero in the subject line. If you cannot find it or do not know whether your employer offers Stage Zero, we can help.
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