Your recommended screenings
Colorectal screening is recommended
Based on your age, it’s recommended to begin colorectal cancer screenings. You and your doctor can decide together whether an at-home stool test or a colonoscopy is the best option for you.
Colorectal screening is recommended
Based on your age, it’s recommended to begin colorectal cancer screenings - either a stool test or colonoscopy. Because you don’t currently have a primary care doctor, we can either help you find a provider who can explain your options or help you order an at-home test directly.
Colorectal screening is recommended
Based on your age and family history, it’s recommended to begin colorectal cancer screenings.
Colorectal screening is recommended
Based on your age and family history, it’s recommended to begin colorectal cancer screenings.
You have screening options
Talking with your doctor can help you understand your screening options and decide which test makes sense for you. They can give you a referral for an at-home stool-based test or a colonoscopy.
Get ready for your screening
How you prepare depends on the screening you choose. At-home tests and in-office procedures have different preparation steps, which your kit or care team will explain.
Complete the screening
You may collect a stool sample at home or have a colonoscopy done at a doctor’s office or hospital. Follow the instructions provided to ensure accurate results.
Review your results
Your results will help determine what happens next. Many screenings come back normal, while others may need follow-up.
Follow up with your doctor
If results are normal, repeat screening at the recommended interval. If results are abnormal, your doctor may recommend additional testing.
Set up a reminder
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You have screening options
Talking with a doctor can help you understand your screening options and decide which test makes sense for you. If you prefer, you can also choose to order an at-home stool test to get started on your own.
Get ready for your screening
How you prepare depends on the screening you choose. At-home tests and in-office procedures have different preparation steps, which your kit or care team will explain.
Complete the screening
You may collect a stool sample at home or have a colonoscopy done at a doctor’s office or hospital. Follow the instructions provided to ensure accurate results.
Review your results
Your results will help determine what happens next. Many screenings come back normal, while others may need follow-up.
Take next steps, if needed
If results are normal, repeat screening at the recommended interval. If results are abnormal, your doctor may recommend additional testing.
Set up a reminder
We know life can get busy. Send an email reminder to keep your momentum.
Talk with your doctor
Because family history can affect which screening is recommended, it’s important to talk with your doctor about whether a colonoscopy is the best place to start and when to have it.
Get ready for your screening
If a colonoscopy is recommended, your care team will explain how to prepare, including steps to clean out your colon so the screening can be done safely and effectively.
Complete the screening
You may collect a stool sample at home or have a colonoscopy done at a doctor’s office or hospital. Follow the instructions provided to ensure accurate results.
Review your results
Your doctor will review the results with you and explain what they mean. Many people have normal results, while others may have polyps removed or need follow-up.
Plan next steps
Based on your results and family history, your doctor will recommend when to repeat screening and whether any additional care is needed.
Set up a reminder
We know life can get busy. Send an email reminder to keep your momentum.
Talk with a doctor
Because family history can affect which screening is recommended, it’s important to talk with a doctor about whether a colonoscopy is the best place to start and when to have it.
Get ready for your screening
If a colonoscopy is recommended, your care team will explain how to prepare, including steps to clean out your colon so the screening can be done safely and effectively.
Complete the screening
You may collect a stool sample at home or have a colonoscopy done at a doctor’s office or hospital. Follow the instructions provided to ensure accurate results.
Review your results
Your doctor will review the results with you and explain what they mean. Many people have normal results, while others may have polyps removed or need follow-up.
Plan next steps
Based on your results and family history, your doctor will recommend when to repeat screening and whether any additional care is needed.
Set up a reminder
We know life can get busy. Send an email reminder to keep your momentum.