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Transform Your Genetics Program From Cost to Profit Center
Generate more than $160 in downstream revenue for every patient screened by overcoming three core process challenges we identify in our eBook.
The Definitive Guide to High-Risk Breast Programs
As many as 10% of the 257,000 breast cancer cases diagnosed in the US annually are due to hereditary risk factors that your breast center can address in advance.
Webinars, Roundtables, & Conferences
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- NEW Beyond October: Scaling Services Needed for Your High-Risk Breast Patients Year Round
- The Future of High-Risk Breast Programs: Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Care
- Moving from Paper to Software to Better Identify High-Risk Patients
- Increasing Enrollment in High Risk Breast Services
- How Nurses can Scale a High-Risk Cancer Program
- Practical Challenges of Implementation of Cancer Risk Assessment
- NEW How To Get Financial Support for Your Genetics Program with CancerIQ
- NEW How to reduce admin time & scale the impact of your cancer genetics program
- Build and Grow a Sustainable High Risk Genetics Program
- Best Practices to Identify, Counsel and Manage High-Risk Patients
- Streamline and Enhance the Genetic Cancer Risk Assessment Experience with Technology
The Latest on our Blog & CancerIQ In The News
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How The Healthcare Ecosystem Can Remove Barriers To Precision Health
"It’s often said that cancer doesn’t discriminate. While it’s true that anyone can be diagnosed with cancer, discrepancies exist in who has access to precision health tools that can lead to an earlier diagnosis or prevent one altogether. Everybody should have access to a precision prevention pathway. To do this equitably, we need to remove the barriers that prevent many Americans from getting this type of care."
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