Advanced Cancer Detection Solutions For First Responders

 

A Better Way to Screen for Cancer—
Built for Firefighters

Cancer is a leading cause of line-of-duty deaths among firefighters. Firefighters are up to 2x more likely to develop certain cancers compared to the general population. Early detection is critical—and now, it’s easier than ever with EPISEEK®, the fast, affordable, and accurate cancer screening test. Unlike other MCED tests, EPISEEK detects all presumptive cancer types including brain cancer.

We’ve Partnered with Front Line Mobile Health

We are delighted to partner with Front Line Mobile Health to deliver advanced cancer screening in the states of Texas, Georgia, and Colorado.

Why Firefighters Trust EPISEEK

Quick Results

Just a simple blood draw with results in 7–10 days

Early Detection

Helps catch cancer before symptoms appear

First Responder Discount

Special pricing for fire departments and individuals

Unmatched Coverage

The only screening test detecting the 10 deadliest cancers—including brain

The EPISEEK Test
Detects All Major Cancer Types

Who Should Get Tested?

EPISEEK is appropriate for the following:

  • Firefighters and first responders with substantial occupational related risk
  • Individuals 45 years and older
  • Individuals with elevated cancer risk

Not recommended for pregnant individuals or those planning to become pregnant in the next three months, those under 21, or anyone currently undergoing active cancer treatment.

Take the First Step Toward Prevention

Add EPISEEK to your screening routine today and take advantage of exclusive rates for first responders.

Using a specificity of 99.5%, EPISEEK is predicted to have a positive predictive value (PPV) of 64.9% and a negative predictive value (NPV) of 99.5% in patients 50 years and older.

For aggressive stages I and II cancers that do not have widely adopted screening—such as bladder, esophagus, head and neck SCC, lung, pancreas, and uterine—EPISEEK has a sensitivity of 62%. At stage III, which is still operable in many cases, the sensitivity for aggressive cancers is 80%.