Teaming up to change the face of Cancer Care and push the science forward
Cancer Care Partnerships and Collaborations
Working together with industry leaders to deliver a modern, full-spectrum approach to Cancer Care, supporting people at every stage of their journey—from risk assessment and screening, through treatment and survivorship.
American Cancer Society
Color and the American Cancer Society (ACS) are partnering to boost cancer screening rates through employers and unions. By combining ACS’s trusted guidelines and patient resources with Color’s Virtual Cancer Clinic, we make it easier for people to get the care they need—across every stage of the journey. Together, we’re helping organizations deliver evidence-based Cancer Care that’s more proactive, more personal, and easier to access.
MSK Direct – Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
MSK Direct offers expert Cancer Care from Memorial Sloan Kettering—but access can still be a barrier. Color and MSK teamed up to change that. Our collaboration brings MSK’s world-class care together with Color’s nationwide Virtual Cancer Clinic, making it possible for employees everywhere to get timely diagnosis, treatment, and support—no matter where they live.
Carrum Health
Carrum Health connects employees with top-tier surgical and Cancer Care through bundled Centers of Excellence. Together with Color, we’re uniting early detection, clinical navigation, and post-diagnosis care into a single, streamlined experience. That means fewer delays, lower costs, and better outcomes across the cancer journey.
Collective Health
Color and Collective Health are partnering to shift Cancer Care from reactive to proactive. Members access Color’s Virtual Cancer Clinic directly through the My Collective™ portal, with integrations that enable seamless care, eligibility tracking, and outcomes reporting. The result: faster diagnosis, fewer ER visits, and better support—powered by data and driven by compassion.
University of California San Francisco (UCSF) and OpenAI – Cancer copilot
Built with OpenAI’s LLM model and tested with UCSF, Color’s AI-powered Cancer Copilot helps clinicians deliver guideline-based Cancer Care in minutes. It achieved over 95% concordance on real-world patient cases and includes transparent logic for clinical oversight. By combining speed with expert guidance, the Copilot brings high-quality Cancer Care to more settings—from leading centers to local clinics.
Research Collaborations
Partnering with leading institutions and organizations to advance cancer science.
NIH – All of Us Study
Color is a lead partner in All of Us, a national initiative to return health-related genetic information to over one million people. We’re one of three Clinical Validation Laboratories and the sole provider of genetic counseling—helping deliver meaningful insights to a more diverse population.
University of California System, and Stanford Health – WISDOM Study
Color is the exclusive genomic testing partner for the WISDOM trial—a 100,000-person study comparing annual mammograms to personalized, risk-based screening. In partnership with the University of California system and Sanford Health, we’re expanding access to smarter breast cancer prevention strategies.
Johns Hopkins – PROMISE Study
Color provides clinical genetic testing for PROMISE, a national prostate cancer registry exploring the role of inherited mutations in outcomes and treatment. Led by Johns Hopkins and Fred Hutch, this study is shaping new standards in prostate Cancer Care.
Fred Hutch, University of Washington – GENTleMEN study
Through the GENTleMEN study, Color is working with Fred Hutch and the University of Washington to expand access to genetic testing and counseling for men with advanced prostate cancer. Together, we’re removing cost and location as barriers—helping more men get the insights they need to guide care.
Case Western – Cleveland African American Prostate Cancer Project (CAAPP)
In partnership with barbershops across Cleveland, Color and Case Western are helping more Black men access hereditary cancer testing and counseling. The CAAPP study brings care into trusted spaces—reducing racial gaps in cancer detection.
University of Michigan and Stanford University – The Genetic Information and Family Testing (GIFT)
The GIFT study gives cancer patients a way to support their families through affordable genetic testing and personalized guidance. It’s helping researchers understand what drives participation in family-based cancer prevention.
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