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Color Health Partners With Evry Health to Expand Access to Virtual Cancer Care https://lnkd.in/ekTz-g3U

Today, we announced a new partnership between Color and Evry Health to strengthen employer health plans with Color’s clinical-first, oncologist-led cancer care service.   Evry Health members will now have access to Color’s nationwide Virtual Cancer Clinic, spanning cancer screening, diagnosis support, active treatment, and survivorship, at no additional out-of-pocket cost beyond their base plan. The partnership reflects a shared focus on improving access, reducing delays, and addressing cancer as a clinical problem that requires expert-led care. Full details in the press release: https://lnkd.in/gRcPb_bk

As Funds shape 2026 strategies, benefits leaders need clear, practical ways to talk about what is actually driving cancer costs and what can change them. On January 13 at 11:00am PT / 2:00pm ET, Tyler Lefeber and Courtney S. Campbell, two leaders of our Labor team, are hosting a webinar on what is working, what is not, and how a direct clinical care model helps Funds move faster, support members, and reduce avoidable cancer costs. Register here → https://lnkd.in/gA3r7t-W

As we wrap up the year, we want to wish you a season filled with warmth and well-being. Here is to a healthy new year and the moments that matter most.

Traditional cancer care moves too slowly for the people who need it. Our new Impact Report shows what happens when employers apply speed, access, and direct clinical care to the complexities of cancer. Color’s Virtual Cancer Clinic delivers the gold standard in patient experience through an oncologist-led, direct clinical care model that delivers whole-person, wraparound care from screening through treatment and survivorship. Inside the report: • Where traditional cancer care programs fall short • Measurable outcomes from early detection through survivorship • Real stories from people whose care changed Read the 2025 Impact Report: https://lnkd.in/gXGVgcpC

Big news in breast cancer research. University of California, San Francisco’s The WISDOM Study, published in JAMA today, shows that risk-based breast cancer detection improves outcomes and reduces unnecessary interventions. With 46,000 participants, it is one of the strongest proofs yet that personalized detection can work at scale. Color supported key parts of the study, including at-home participant logistics, risk data generation, and nationwide engagement infrastructure. Key findings: • 37% fewer stage IIB cancers in the risk-based group • No advanced cancers in the highest-risk group • 30% had meaningful risk not apparent from family history or standard guidelines This is personalized detection in action: focus where risk is highest, reduce what is unnecessary, and deliver better outcomes. Read the full blog, written by Color's Hannah Hoban, here: https://lnkd.in/gYh6aWZD

Happening tomorrow at The Conference Board Employee Well-Being Forum. When you run more than 900 Hot Topic stores, your workforce is everywhere, and your benefits need to keep pace with a culture built on boldness, individuality, and constant motion. Tomorrow, Hot Topic and Color Health share how they rolled out virtual cancer care at retail scale:    🗓️ December 4  🕒 2:55–3:35 PM ET Featuring: Janet Acosta, Human Resources Benefits Manager, Hot Topic Eric Ueno, Senior SVP of HR, Hot Topic Caroline Savello, President, Color Health Hear how they delivered real engagement, faster access to expert care, and measurable savings across a retail footprint known for its energy and reach. #EmployeeBenefits #CancerCare #ColorHealth #CBWellBeing #CancerStrategy

In this new chapter, I am focusing on the people who turn purpose into meaningful impact. Talking with Othman Laraki reminded me why that work matters. When my husband died suddenly of a heart attack, I learned firsthand that timing can change everything in healthcare. That’s why this conversation with Othman struck me so deeply. Othman, the co-founder and CEO of Color, left Google and Twitter to tackle the delays and barriers that cost lives in cancer care. His family’s experience with breast cancer pushed him to create what is now a virtual cancer clinic—helping patients get screened on time, navigate treatment, and survive not just the disease, but also the financial and emotional toll. We talk about what healthcare can learn from tech, why efficiency saves more lives than incentives, and how AI could make clinical judgment abundant and accessible. I hope you’ll listen in. 🎧 https://lnkd.in/g2fa9Hm7 #healthcareinnovation #cancercare #AIinhealthcare

Just two days until the Greater Philadelphia Business Coalition on Health (GPBCH) Annual Conference! Join Color Health and our partners for: How to Build a Data-Informed Oncology Program    🗓️ Thursday, December 4  🕒 2:55–3:40 PM ET Cancer remains one of the biggest cost and care challenges facing employers, health plans, and Fund leaders. This session will share how organizations are using real-world data to act earlier, close gaps in care, and improve outcomes across the full cancer journey. Featuring: Dany Matar, Chief Operating Officer, Color Health Maria S., Executive Director & Administrator, International Brotherhood of Teamsters Health & Welfare Fund of Philadelphia & Vicinity Reetika Kumar MD, FACP, Senior VP & Chief Customer Product, Clinical Solutions, Pharmacy Services, Independence Blue Cross #GPBCHOncologySummit #CancerCare #EmployerBenefits #Oncology #ColorHealth