A Breast Health Playbook for Your Team

BREAST HEALTH EDUCATION FOR YOUR WORKPLACE

CheckMate Works is a simple breast health education program for the workplace. It gives employers a unique opportunity to support employee well-being beyond traditional benefits by helping their teams understand breast cancer risk and the importance of early detection.

Many people don’t know their real breast cancer risk, and that isn’t their fault. Screening guidelines are confusing, family history isn’t the full picture, and most diagnoses come without warning.

When breast cancer is found early, over 99% of women can see high rates of survival with treatment. By sharing Brem Foundation's risk quiz and resources with your team, you give them something most wellness programs never do: information that's actually personal to them.

EMPLOYER GUIDE & TOOLS

  • Plug-and-Play Communication Templates, ready to send with zero writing required.

  • CheckMate Risk Quiz, a free three-minute tool that gives every employee their personalized risk for breast cancer and follow-up questions for their provider.

  • Self-Advocacy Scripts that tell employees exactly what to ask their doctor.

AND THAT’S JUST THE START

WHY EARLY DETECTION MATTERS

WHY EDUCATE YOUR TEAM?

PROTECT

Your Workplace

A turnkey breast health program that fits in a single email. Plug-and-play templates, a year-round activation calendar, and a toolkit built for real employers with limited time.

EMPOWER

Your Team

Personalized risk information, an easy free three-minute risk quiz, and a clear next steps — all available on any device, on their own schedule.

LEAD

Your Community

Showing employees you care about their whole health isn't just good for them. It's good for your workforce, your retention, and your culture.

BRING CHECKMATE WORKS TO YOUR TEAM

Brem Foundation to Defeat Breast Cancer

Founded by internationally recognized breast imaging expert Dr. Rachel Brem, Brem Foundation has spent more than 20 years championing early detection of breast cancer through innovation, education, equitable access, and targeted advocacy. Data shows that information is one of the most powerful tools in the fight against breast cancer.