Every health observance we create is meaningful.
It tells a story we can’t afford to ignore: Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer‑related death in the United States — and the number one cause of cancer‑related mortality for adults under 50.
The longer we wait, the more lives—and dollars—are lost.
Early detection changes everything, yet too many screenings happen too late—or not at all. Employers, advisors, and health plans are in a unique position to change this. And Springbuk helps you know exactly where to start.
Our platform puts gaps‑in‑care insights, custom reporting, and predictive analytics at your fingertips—so you can bypass the guesswork and act when it matters most.
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According to the American Cancer Society, regular colorectal cancer screening is one of the most powerful tools for preventing colorectal cancer. Members age 45 or older should start getting screened for colorectal cancer, and several types of tests can be used.
The most important thing is for members to get screened.
See if your members are due for colorectal cancer screenings on the Insights tab in the Springbuk platform.
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Find your population’s utilization and cost data for colonoscopies under Intelligence --> Answers.
Search on “colonoscopies” to find answers to questions such as:
Understanding your population’s colonoscopy utilization and cost can help you make smarter decisions about access to care and provider networks.
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You’ve explored the tools—now make them work for you. Dive into the following curated resources to experience the power of actionable insights and amplify the impact they can deliver for your population.
Insight: March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
The Colorectal Cancer Alliance, raises awareness of colorectal cancer—the second leading cause of cancer-related death in the U.S. and a disease that “thrives on silence” due to stigma and avoidance of screenings.
Actionable Opportunity: Use Springbuk to build a “colorectal screening‑age cohort” (ages 45–75) and target individuals with Gaps in Care for overdue FIT/FOBT tests or colonoscopy.
Promote awareness to encourage screening conversations, then track screening uptake in Springbuk.
Click learn more to access the Colorectal Cancer Alliance's resource
Insight: Early-Onset CRC Is Surging — Now the Leading Cancer Killer Under 50 Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in men and women under 50, arriving earlier than projected for 2030
Actionable Opportunity: Use Springbuk risk scoring to identify rising‑risk adults under 50 with risk‑elevating Symmetry markers (family history, inflammatory bowel disease indicators, GI symptoms).
Automate outreach campaigns emphasizing earlier evaluation and screening discussions with clinicians.
Click learn more to access the Fight CRC — 2026 Awareness Month Toolkit
Insight: CDC’s “Screen for Life” Campaign Encourages Screening Beginning at Age 45
CDC emphasizes that colorectal cancer screening should begin at age 45, using several test options including at‑home stool tests. Screening finds precancerous polyps and detects disease early, when treatment is most effective.
Actionable Opportunity: Use Springbuk’s Gaps in Care dashboard to identify eligible members ≥45 without a recent screening, and deliver targeted messaging using CDC video assets to increase engagement.
Click learn more to access the CDC Colorectal Cancer Communication Resources
Insight: Awareness Month Resources Highlight Rising Young‑Adult Cases
The American College of Gastroenterology notes colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death among Americans under 50, offering infographics, multi‑language education materials, and promotional content
Actionable Opportunity: In Springbuk, build an early‑onset risk cohort (ages 35–49) with GI‑related diagnoses or prior polyps to target with focused education and navigation toward earlier screening conversations.
Click learn to more to access the ACG March 2026 CRC Awareness Resources
Insight: ACG’s Multi‑Language Education Tools Help Reduce Barriers to CRC Screening
The American College of Gastroenterology offers an extensive library of multi‑language colorectal cancer education resources, including infographics, social media banners, talking points, and downloadable patient materials available in more than 15 languages. These tools help reduce cultural, linguistic, and health‑literacy barriers—key contributors to late‑stage diagnoses—especially as colorectal cancer becomes the leading cause of cancer death among Americans under 50.
Actionable Opportunity: Use Springbuk to identify population segments with lower screening rates or language‑specific needs, then distribute ACG’s multi‑language resources directly to those groups through targeted campaigns to improve screening uptake.
Click learn to more to access the ACG March 2026 CRC Awareness Resources
Insight: Employer Communication Is One of the Strongest Levers for Increasing Screening Rates
The American Cancer Society’s 2026 Colorectal Cancer Awareness Employer Toolkit emphasizes that well‑timed, repeated communication—not one‑time messages—is a proven driver of screening behavior. The toolkit includes ready‑to‑use newsletters, email copy, social messages, and educational materials specifically designed to reduce stigma and normalize screening conversations across diverse employee groups.
Actionable Opportunity: Use Springbuk’s Timeline feature to track the effectiveness of communications campaigns against specific KPIs.
Click learn more to access the ACS Colorectal Cancer Awareness Employer Toolkit 2026
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