A clear path to cancer prevention
Previvor Edge connects people with the clinical expertise to understand their personal cancer risk, and learn exactly what to do about it.
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When cancer is caught early, survival rates are
4X higher
No one is responsible for cancer prevention ...until now.
Screening guidelines, the ones that tell you when to get a mammogram or colonoscopy, are built at the population level and designed for the average person. They don't account for your family history, genetics, medical history or your lifestyle–all things that matter..
The problem
Most people with elevated cancer risk are never identified, and those who are often don’t know what to do next. Yet many people can meaningfully reduce their cancer risk with the right information and guidance.
The solution
A specialized program that identifies risk, builds a personalized prevention plan, and supports putting that plan into action to meaningfully reduce cancer risk.
How it Works
STEP 1
Choose your Support Plan
Select the support level that fits how you want to manage your cancer risk.
STEP 2
Complete your Previvor Health Profile
Spend about 20 minutes sharing your medical history, family history, genetics, lifestyle, and environmental exposures. This becomes the foundation of everything we build for you.
STEP 3
Meet your Previvor Edge clinican
In your first visit, your clinician reviews your personal risk profile and walks you through a customized cancer prevention and screening plan, your roadmap for the year ahead.
STEP 4
Get support that matches your plan
From there, your experience is shaped by the Support Plan you chose whether that's a plan you manage on your own or one where a Previvor Edge clinician manages it alongside you.
Cancer prevention takes more than one specialist
No single clinician is setup to be accountable for cancer prevention.
- Primary care manages already manages too much.
- OB/GYNS manage reproductive health and cancer screening is one item on a long checklist, not a speciality in it's own right.
- Oncologists treat cancer—they don't specialize in preventing it.
- Genetic counselors guide testing specifically, a piece of the overall picture.
Previvor Edge brings together physicians, oncology nurse practitioners, and genetic counselors marrying expertise across oncology, genetics, internal medicine, and lifestyle medicine. Every patient plan is the product of that full team, not a single perspective.
William Oh, MD
Chair of the Advisory Board,
Director of Precision Medicine, Yale Cancer Center and Smilow Cancer Hospital
Allison Kurian, MD
Professor of Medicine (Oncology), Epidemiology at Stanford University
Anil Rustgi, MD
Director, Cancer Center, NewYork-Presbyterian / Columbia University
Ilana Yurkiewicz, MD
Clinical Assistant Professor, Medicine, Co-Director Primary Care for Cancer Survivorship and Previvorship, Stanford University
Rebecca Kaltman, MD
Executive Director, Inova Saville Cancer Screening and Prevention Center
