A Simpler Way To Screen for Colon Cancer
Take an important step for your health with colorectal cancer screening you can complete at home.
Why Screening Matters
Even When You Feel Well
Colon cancer can develop without obvious symptoms. That’s why screening is an important part of preventive care, even when you feel healthy. For most adults, colon cancer screening generally begins at age 45.
*Based on 5-year survival
30%
of new colon cancer diagnoses are in people under 55. 1
75%
of people with colon cancer have no family history. 2
~90%
When caught in its early stages, colon cancer is survivable in about 90% of people.* 3
Colon cancer is the most preventable, yet least prevented cancer. 4
At-Home Colon Cancer Screening
How It Works
For appropriate patients, Cologuard® offers a noninvasive screening option you can complete in the privacy of your own home. Here’s what to expect from start to finish.
Step 1
Request it.
Fill out our online form to request your at-home screening kit. Family HealthCare Network will review your request and determine what you need to do next.
Step 2
Receive it.
Fill out our online form to request your at-home screening kit. Family HealthCare Network will review your request and determine what you need to do next.
Step 4
Return it.
Send your completed kit back through UPS or schedule a UPS pickup at http://www.ups.com/ipr/schedule-pickup.
Already a Family HealthCare Network patient?
If you’ve seen a Family HealthCare Network provider this calendar year, no appointment is needed before an eligible kit can be ordered. If you haven’t, we’ll contact you to schedule a telehealth consultation.
New to Family HealthCare Network?
Call (877) 960-3426 to learn how to get started.
Ready to get Started?
Request Your Screening Kit
Questions about getting started?
Call (877) 960-3426.
Sources:
1 Siegel RL, et al. CA Cancer J Clin. 2026.
2 National Cancer Institute. Genetics of Colorectal Cancer (PDQ). 2022.
3 National Cancer Institute. SEER Cancer Stat Facts: Colorectal Cancer. 2025.
4 Itzkowitz SH. JNCI. 2009.