Teaming up to change the face of cancer care and push better health to new heights.

The social impact effort expedites access to essential healthcare services through AI, while decreasing physician burden. With a generative AI agent called Color Assistant, the companies are pairing Color’s oncologist-led Virtual Cancer Clinic with AI built by Google Cloud to quickly determine eligibility for mammograms, schedule breast cancer screenings, and coordinate follow up.

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.

The collaboration unites Color’s oncologist-led Virtual Cancer Clinic with Carrum’s bundled Centers of Excellence network. Together, the companies help employers deliver faster, clinically guided care from prevention through treatment and survivorship, reducing fragmentation, speeding access to care, and lowering costs through a single model that improves outcomes and simplifies the cancer benefit experience.

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.

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.

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.

We’re one of three Clinical Validation Laboratories and the sole provider of genetic counseling—helping deliver meaningful insights to a more diverse population.

In partnership with the University of California system and Sanford Health, we’re expanding access to smarter breast cancer prevention strategies.

Led by Johns Hopkins and Fred Hutch, this study is shaping new standards in prostate Cancer Care.

Together, we’re removing cost and location as barriers—helping more men get the insights they need to guide care.

The Cleveland African American Prostate Cancer Project (CAAPP) study brings care into trusted spaces—reducing racial gaps in cancer detection.

It’s helping researchers understand what drives participation in family-based cancer prevention.