Everything is in place before anyone walks in.
From the first questionnaire to the final report, Intercept runs every stage, so all you need to set is a date.
Three steps to a screening date.
1
Tell us about your group
Its size, location and the timeline you have in mind.
2
We shape the programme around it
We recommend the right components and add-ons, and share details and pricing.
3
We set everything in motion
Your people receive clear communication and their risk assessment link, and the screening calendar is fixed.
Two weeks before
We start with your risk, not your blood.
The digital risk assessment is shared with every participant, to be completed at least one week before the screening day, so each person’s risk is assessed before any test is done.
One week before
Your bloodwork arrives before you do.
Blood samples are collected on-site, and every participant receives a scheduled slot for the screening day.
One day before
Imaging, a day ahead.
Thermal breast imaging on-site, so the report is ready before the consultation.
On the day
Ten minutes, with every answer already in the room.
A full physical examination, including oral cancer screening, and a private consultation with an oncologist who already has every result in hand, in about ten minutes per person. An optional awareness session can run the same day.
After the day
Know where you stand within 48 hours.
Each participant receives a personalised risk report within 24–48 hours, with a follow-up pathway where needed. The organisation receives its anonymised group report.
Something to keep
Screening for one. Awareness for the whole family.
Every participant takes home a Cancer Awareness Booklet on risk factors, warning signs, breast and oral self-examination, and HPV vaccination, so the awareness that helps protect them can help protect the people they live with too.
Your part: a date, a space and a few emails. Ours: everything else.
What you provide
- A date
- Space on-site for thermal imaging and consultations
- A single point of contact, who circulates our ready-to-send communication internally
What we handle
- Scheduling and slots for every participant
- Ready-to-send communication templates
- Sample collection
- On-site setup and coordination
- Individual reports
- The anonymised group report
- Follow-up pathways where needed
Questions, answered.
A date, space on-site for thermal imaging and consultations, and a single point of contact who circulates our ready-to-send communication internally.
About ten minutes per person, with the oncologist already holding every result.
Each participant receives a personalised risk report within 24–48 hours, with a follow-up pathway where needed.
No. Individual results go only to the individual. The organisation receives an anonymised, group-level report.
Yes. An optional awareness session can run the same day.
Videos
Let's talk cancer, with Dr. Shalini.
Short educational videos on cancer screening, prevention and early detection.
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Tell us about your group.
Tell us your group’s size, location and timeline, and we’ll suggest a programme that fits. Enquire for programme details and pricing.