Take the next step for your health
Cancer screening can help find cancer earlier, when it may be easier to treat. Learning about your options can help you make a plan that is right for you.
Explore cancerscreening options
How could SimpleScreen™ fit
into your screening plan?
SimpleScreen tests use a blood sample to look for signs that may be linked to one type of cancer. Your healthcare provider can help you decide if this screening is right for you.
What to expect if you choose SimpleScreen
Your healthcare provider orders the test.
You get your blood drawn.
Your sample is sent to Freenome's lab for testing.
Your healthcare provider receives your result in about two weeks.
Questions about cost?
Learn whether you may qualify for financial assistance and what to expect if you receive a bill for Freenome testing.
Understand your SimpleScreen result
Select your SimpleScreen test, then the result shown on your report. Your healthcare provider will also explain what your result means and what to do next.
Talk with your
healthcare provider
Your healthcare provider can help you understand your screening options, decide what may be right for you, and explain what your test result means.
Precaution: Based on data from clinical studies, SimpleScreen CRC has limited detection (57%) of Stage I colorectal cancer (64% when U.S. 2020 Census age-sex adjusted) and does not detect 87% of advanced precancerous lesions (86% when U.S. 2020 Census age-sex adjusted). One out of 10 patients with a negative SimpleScreen CRC result may have a precancer that would have been detected by a screening colonoscopy.