BREAST CANCER RISK ASSESSMENT PROGRAM

Offer breast cancer risk assessment through your practice.

Offer education and family-history collection through your mammography or OB/GYN practice. Your clinical team reviews the findings and discusses next steps with the patient.

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Education and initial history
Patients learn about the program and complete a short checklist.
Further assessment, when indicated
The comprehensive questionnaire gathers a fuller personal and family history.
Review with your clinical team
Consider testing eligibility and breast cancer risk estimates separately.

PROGRAM STEPS

From first questions to clinical review.

Start with education
Patients explore educational content on a page with your practice’s branding. No registration is needed to begin.
Your practice Share access through your website or a standalone link.
Complete a short history checklist
The triage questionnaire identifies history that indicates a need for further assessment. It does not calculate a risk score.
If further assessment is not indicated
Return to the program’s educational resources.
If further assessment is indicated
Complete the comprehensive questionnaire
Patients register and receive an email or text link. They can save their progress and return when they have the information they need.
Your practice Follow assessment progress after registration.
Review findings with the patient
Your clinical team reviews the reported history, genetic-testing eligibility, and breast cancer risk estimates, then discusses next steps.

Compare the two questionnaires

TWO DISTINCT CLINICAL QUESTIONS

Testing eligibility.
Estimated breast cancer risk.

Jane Doe · Assessment findings

Pre-test · Sep 10, 2026

GENETIC EVALUATION

Genetic-testing eligibility

Criteria met

Mother · breast cancer at 40

Assessment basisNCCN criteria

BREAST CANCER RISK ASSESSMENT

Breast cancer risk estimates

Review estimates to inform screening and risk-reduction discussions.

Tyrer-Cuzick 8.0b: 15.03% lifetime to age 85
Gail (BCRAT): 1.6% at 5 years · 18.0% lifetime to age 90

Testing eligibility and estimated risk answer different questions. Review each estimate with its model and timeframe, alongside the patient’s history.

YOUR PRACTICE’S ROLE

Bring risk assessment into the care you provide.

Two women in conversation in an office, with one listening and holding a clipboard.

Mammography & OB/GYN practices

Introduce the program through your practice and invite patients to share their history before a visit.

Genetic counselors & cancer clinics

Review assessment findings, questionnaire completion, and pre-test education to inform the clinical conversation.

Program leaders

Choose the education content and define who reviews assessments. Monitor registered-patient progress and the measures your team needs.

PROGRAM TOOLS

Support participation.
Understand progress.

Patient intake & engagement

Custom invitations and reminders, email and SMS communications, branded questionnaires, and English and Spanish language support.

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Program analytics

Custom dashboards for your program’s questions, including registered-patient assessment progress and education completion.

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Let’s talk through your breast risk program.

Tell us where patients enter your care and who reviews their assessments. We’ll walk through the program and discuss how it fits your workflow.