Cancer Early Detection Alliance

The Cancer Early Detection Alliance (CEDA) mission is to promote and expand access to quality, equitable care, and early cancer detection.

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AWARENESS

Build public and patient awareness about early cancer detection.

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ACCESS

Track and identify regulatory, legislative, and coverage opportunities to increase access to early cancer detection.

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ENGAGEMENT

Engage patient, providers, and academic groups to assess barriers to and opportunities to expand early detection of cancer with a focus on underserved communities and eliminating racial and ethnic disparities.

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ADVOCACY

Speak in one voice with patient, provider, and industry groups to identify opportunities to eliminate barriers to early cancer detection.

CEDA Announcement: New Partnership Formed to Promote Early Cancer Detection

Groups announce collaboration of patient, provider and industry groups that will focus on improving equitable access to early cancer screening through legislative and regulatory efforts

SEE CEDA’S RECENT STATEMENTS:

Recent Statements from Cancer Early Detection Alliance

CEDA's Statement on the National Cancer Plan

CEDA's Statement on the Braidwood v. Becerra Court Case

Letters and Activations from Cancer Early Detection Alliance

CEDA seeks to advance meaningful policy opportunities geared towards early cancer detection.

HEDIS Colorectal Cancer Measure Update

Support the update to the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) colorectal cancer measure for individuals to be screened beginning at the age of 45.

USPSTF’s Methodology to Reduce Systemic Racism and Increase Gender Inclusivity

The Cancer Early Detection Alliance (CEDA) applauds the United States Preventive Services Task Force’s (USPSTF) recent announcement to address healthcare disparities in their evidence-based recommendations about clinical preventive services.

Letter to CMS on Adult Core Set of Quality Measures

CEDA encourages CMS to accept the recommendation by the CMS voting members to add colorectal cancer screening to the CMS Adult Core Set of Quality Measures for Medicaid patients.