CancerEDGE provides potential insights into your risks through genetic testing and a team of navigators to help you navigate your health journey. Early action makes the difference.
CancerEDGE is a membership program that helps you understand your cancer risk and take proactive steps for your health.
After enrolling, you can request a DNA mapping kit to identify genetic risks. When your results are ready, you may speak with a genetic counselor to understand what they mean.
If you’re ever diagnosed with cancer, a dedicated navigator will support you by explaining your diagnosis, connecting you to clinical trials, and providing recommendations for additional testing and next steps.
CancerEDGE is a genomic precision care membership program designed to help you better understand your hereditary cancer risk, navigate important health decisions, and receive guidance if you are diagnosed with cancer.
The program combines clinically valid DNA testing with access to licensed genetic counselors and nurse navigators who help you make informed choices together with your healthcare provider.
No, CancerEDGE is not insurance and does not pay for or reimburse the cost of medical treatments. It is a membership based service that offers genomics-based insights and clinical navigation to support, not replace, your existing care.
How do I enroll?
Click Here or call 1-844 580-0096 to enroll. After enrollment, you will receive a welcome email, membership ID card, and instructions to activate your optional DNA kit or connect with a nurse navigator for guidance.
What is a nurse navigator, and how do they support me?
A nurse navigator is a licensed clinical professional who provides education and logistical support if you are diagnosed with cancer.
They help you understand information provided by your healthcare team and coordinate access to available program resources.
A nurse navigator may assist with:
Understanding your diagnosis and testing options
Helping organize second opinions
Facilitating access to advanced testing as ordered by your doctor
Identifying clinical trials to discuss with your provider
Nurse navigators do not provide medical care, diagnosis, recommendations, or treatment decisions. All clinical decisions remain with your healthcare provider.
