Learn your risk for common hereditary cancers and how you can use that information.
You can work with your healthcare provider to create a personalized screening and prevention plan, designed to help reduce your risk of developing cancer. This might include:
Earlier and more frequent screenings
For example, if you have an increased risk for breast cancer, your healthcare provider might recommend mammograms at an earlier age.
Preventive measures
Your healthcare provider may suggest preventive measures, such as certain medications that can reduce your cancer risk.
Proactive care for your family
As hereditary health disorders run in families, your results can help your loved ones understand their hereditary cancer risk.
Every Color test includes access to a complimentary board-certified genetic counselor, who will help answer relevant questions such as:
Shared Family History
A high-quality family health history makes your test results even more accurate, so Color makes it easy for relatives to help fill in your family’s history.
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Easy tools for sharing results
Your results can help your relatives understand their own chances of developing an inherited health disorder.
Color’s Family Testing Program
If you receive a positive result, your first-degree relatives can get tested for just $50 each.
Color is physician-ordered
All Color tests are ordered by a physician— either your own or an independent physician who can review your information and order testing on your behalf. Just indicate your preference when you purchase Color.
All results are reviewed by a certified medical professional
A certified medical professional reviews every result before it is released.
Seamless integration with your provider
Your ordering physician will automatically get a copy of your test results. And with the push of a button, you can also share your results with additional healthcare providers.
Ongoing support
You and your healthcare provider can always contact a Color genetic counselor with questions about your test results.
Stay current
Get the latest genetics news, new information regarding your health risks and screening guidelines, and updates in the unlikely event that the classification of any of your variants change.
Update your health history
If your personal or family health history changes, we’ll re-assess your results to make sure you have the most current information.
Lori is a breast cancer survivor. She learned that she has a mutation in a gene called CHEK2, which increases her risk of getting breast cancer and other cancers. Thanks to finding out early, she was able to do extra screenings and learned that she has early-stage breast cancer. Lori is healthy now and shares her story along with her daughter, Sydney.
Ellen took the Hereditary Cancer Test so that she could make informed health decisions along with her doctors. She had breast cancer fourteen years ago. Her doctors recommended Color to help ensure that she is on the best screening and prevention plan for her.
Get Color Extended now to find out what your genes also say about heart health and medication response, in addition to cancer risk. Or, upgrade later for $100.