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Color Health projects it will triple the number of people with access to its program during the current year.
Over the last 30 years, there has been an approximate 80% increase in cancer diagnoses among younger populations in the United States.
Color Health's AI infrastructure provides leverage that enables each of its oncologists to serve up to 1,000 times more patients than they could otherwise.
Approximately 30% of Fortune 100 companies spend more than 1% of their EBITDA on cancer care for their employees.
Color Health has been operating in the cancer space for approximately 13 years and claims to have built the world's first virtual cancer clinic.
Color Health currently provides access to its virtual cancer program for approximately one million people.
The cost and social burden of cancer has shifted from being primarily a post-retirement issue managed by government payers to a significant issue within the active workforce.
In the average American workforce, there are approximately five times as many cancer survivors as there are active cancer patients.
Moving a cancer diagnosis from late-stage to early-stage can save 30% in treatment costs.
Color Health's platform increases patient adherence to cancer screening guidelines by approximately 80%.
Color Health and Google Cloud have deployed an AI assistant as part of a philanthropic national program to automate and facilitate breast cancer screenings for eligible women in the U.S.
Only about 1% of cancer cases in the United States receive a multidisciplinary tumor board review.