Take control of your health with routine checkups and preventative care

Throughout the pandemic, wearing real pants and getting haircuts weren't the only things we put off. Basic health appointments and yearly exams got rescheduled, and even our routine care that catches things as serious as cancer got put on hold.

Labcorp partners with community program to improve access to education

When a growing community organization in Newark, New Jersey, saw the opportunity to aid underserved students in attaining college readiness, they partnered with Labcorp to bring the idea to life. The program resulting from this partnership has helped an underserved school set more students on the path toward careers in healthcare.

Family impacted by medical debt finds support from Labcorp partnership with the UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation

Healthcare-related debt is an all-too-common barrier to equitable healthcare—one that the UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation (UHCCF) strives to break. Since 2007, UHCCF has awarded 30,000 grants valued at $62.2 million to children and their families across the U.S. for medical expenses not covered, or not fully covered, by a family’s commercial health insurance.

Labcorp partners with the UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation to support health equity efforts for families in need.

Debt associated with complex disease states is a common barrier to equitable healthcare—one that disproportionately impacts families based on several factors, including socioeconomic status, demographic characteristics and even family size.1 Since 2007, the UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation (UHCCF) has awarded 30,000 grants valued at $62.2 million to children and their families across the U.S. for medical expenses not covered, or not fully covered, by a family’s commercial health insurance.

Family planning platform launches Black maternal health program to advance racial health equity

In the U.S., Black women are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause compared to white women.1 Specifically, Black women are more likely to experience pregnancy complications such as preeclampsia and preterm birth2—complications that can present health issues for not just the mother, but also the baby.

Panel: How Labcorp is investing in the future of healthcare by supporting a wide range of innovative solutions

Health and physician system leaders are facing unprecedented challenges while operating in an ever-evolving healthcare landscape. In support of Labcorp’s mission to improve health and improve lives, the Labcorp Venture Fund invests in early-stage private companies operating in strategic or adjacent spaces developing novel solutions to important problems in health and healthcare.

Empower yourself with answers about colon cancer

Colon cancer. You might not want to think about it, but as the third leading cause of cancer deaths in adults in the United States, it is certainly worth talking about with your doctor. Let’s learn the basics and what you can do to improve your odds.

Physical activity helps employees to manage and even reduce risk of diabetes

As you’ve probably heard, many chronic diseases can be managed or outright prevented with physical activity. When it comes to diabetes, enabling employees to become more active through regular activity delivers a host of benefits.

Why health coaching belongs in diabetes prevention

At Labcorp, we believe chronic diseases like diabetes can be prevented by efficient and comprehensive health coaching. That’s why we’re passionate about guiding employees on the path toward their best life. Whether the goal is creating general well-being or managing preexisting conditions, we meet employees where they are and help them meet their overall health and wellness goals.

Preparation, prevention: Screening for prediabetes before it gets worse

This Diabetes Awareness Month, we’re committed to helping you gain a better understanding of your health so you can take action. It is estimated that nearly 96 million U.S. adults have prediabetes, and more than 8 in 10 people do not realize they have it. Prediabetes, often reversible with healthy lifestyle changes, can cause health complications if left untreated or unmanaged. It can lead to Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, chronic kidney disease (CKD), colorectal cancer (CRC) and more.