Save lives from breast cancer at your workplace.
Increase screening and early detection for your employees and their families with our breast health benefit solution.
When found at the earliest stage, breast cancer is 99% survivable.
Our innovative point health solution teaches about symptoms and risk through an engaging webinar, app, and certification program.
1 in 8
women will get breast cancer in her lifetime
98%
say they will get a mammogram after participating in our program
70%
say a breast health benefit is “essential” to their company experience
Estimate the impact of breast cancer on your company
Estimates are derived from national and global age-based breast cancer incidence data (World Health Organization / GLOBOCAN and American Cancer Society) applied across standard workforce demographics, immediate households (spouses and dependents), and origin family networks (parents and siblings). The projections reflect average working-age demographics and family sizes, expressed across annual and 5-year outlooks. While exact numbers vary by workforce composition and geography, breast cancer remains an ongoing reality for both employees and the families who support them.
Know Your Lemons at Work Program Features
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Share your Breast Health Certification Badge internally and externally
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Available exclusively to those enrolled in the Know Your Lemons at Work program:
communication toolkit for newly diagnosed employees
discounts on testing and counseling support
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Your company will receive colorful assets throughout the year to promote screening and participate in public health campaigns.
You will also receive a discount in the Know Your Lemons shop to purchase materials.
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If someone is diagnosed as a result of the program, they can request a Dandelion Toolkit via the app to help them navigate their treatment options and improve discussions with their healthcare team.
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Know Your Lemons will provide a recorded webinar that educates employees about their new benefit, how to get screened, and opportunities to share what they learned to save the lives of those they love. Designed for men and women, it’s an engaging experience.
Breast cancer impacts the whole family. Now you can do something about it.










