Yet, barriers like missed screenings, inequitable access to care, and gaps in follow-up often delay treatment and increase costs.
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, explore how Springbuk equips you to spot missed screenings, identify at-risk populations, and guide proactive strategies that save lives and reduce costs.
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Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the United States (excluding certain skin cancers). The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends that women aged 50 to 74 years get a screening mammogram every 2 years.
Early-stage cancers are easier to treat than later-stage cancers, and the chance of survival is higher.
See if you have members due for breast cancer screenings by going to the Insights tab in the Springbuk platform.
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Springbuk uses claims data to identify members who have been diagnosed with cancer for the first time in the last 6 months. These cancers must be actively treated with chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation therapy, or bone marrow transplant.
Identifying members newly diagnosed with cancer enables engaging these individuals in any cancer-related programs early in their care journey, such as second opinion programs or Centers of Excellence. It allows for steerage to optimize the site of care when infusions are necessary.
See if you have members due for breast cancer screenings by going to the Insights tab in the Springbuk platform.
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In Springbuk’s 2025 Employee Health Trends Report, our team found that cancer with active management was the top condition driving increases in Plan Paid Amount (PMPM) over the past 3 years. Across the client base that we studied, it came in at $56.5 PMPM and a 21.5% growth rate.
Access your population’s ready-made Cancer Profile Report in your Report Library. Use this report to understand the top spending areas for cancer with and without active management, service classes, sources of care, and more.
Understanding your population’s Cancer Profile Report enables you to identify the types of cancer in your population and connect members with programs and services to enhance their care.
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For employees facing serious medical conditions like cancer, access to personalized, high-quality care can change outcomes. PHM has been a leader in precision medicine for more than 18 years, ensuring members receive the best possible support.
Through Personal Care Teams—made up of clinicians, PhD research scientists, and care coordinators—PHM delivers dedicated, world-class care. Members gain access to top oncologists, 24/7 clinical and logistical assistance, and science-backed decision support that leads to better outcomes and meaningful cost savings.
Curious how a partnership with PHM could support your strategy? Click here to request more information.
Please note: The information contained in the Springbuk application is for educational and informational purposes only. We encourage you to use your judgment and conduct due diligence before taking any action or implementing any plans or policies suggested or recommended here. It may also be appropriate to consult your third party administrator or stop loss carrier before making partnership decisions. We believe in empowering you to make informed decisions, but ultimately, your program results will depend on your efforts, your unique situation, and various other factors beyond our control and knowledge.
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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.
Actionable Opportunity: uses data analytics to fund and support programs that promote preventive health and early intervention.
Click 'Learn More' to access the CDC's Health and Economic Benefits of Breast Cancer Interventions resource
These programs can lead to a significant decrease in unnecessary emergency room visits and hospitalizations.
Actionable Opportunity: By offering access to high-quality, high-value cancer care, employers can help members overcome financial, logistical, and emotional hurdles.
This leads to better adherence to treatment plans and improved outcomes for members.
Click 'Learn More' to review the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) Employer Toolkit for ideas on promoting high-quality cancer care
Many women still face barriers to screening, such as cost or fear.
Actionable Opportunity: Use Springbuk’s Health Intelligence™ platform to help identify at-risk members and view those who are overdue for mammograms, enabling targeted outreach.
Click 'Learn More' to access the World Health Organization (WHO) Breast Cancer Fact Sheet with key risk factors and treatment options
However, many women face barriers beyond cost and fear, including social determinants of health like a lack of transportation, social isolation, and financial insecurity.
Actionable Opportunity: Use the CDC’s Social Vulnerability Index available within Springbuk’s Health Intelligence™ platform to better understand why members are missing screenings.
Click 'Learn More' to read the CDC’s Vital Signs report: Health-Related Social Needs Can Keep Women from Getting Lifesaving Mammograms
These factors are key areas where health intelligence can drive proactive interventions.
Actionable Opportunity: CancerCare provides information and resources about cancer and nutrition to help people affected by cancer.
Click 'Learn More' to access CancerCare's Free Nutrition Counseling
Health data highlights that a lack of caregiver support can negatively impact both the caregiver’s well-being and the patient’s health outcomes.
Actionable Opportunity: Caregivers should prioritize their own health by seeking out resources like support groups, counseling, and educational materials to help manage the demands of caregiving.
Click 'Learn More' to access the American Cancer Society: Caregiver Support resources
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