For Organizations

Bring PFAS clarity
to your people.

We’re building workplace and member programs around at-home Forever Chemical (PFAS) testing. If exposure clarity fits your population, we’d like to talk.

At-home kits·Private by design·CLIA-certified lab
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Who it’s for

Built for the people who look after others

Four kinds of partners are exploring exposure programs with us.

Employers

Companies that want to give their staff a real health perk. Instead of another generic wellness benefit, they can offer their team an actual PFAS (“forever chemicals”) test so employees can see what’s in their blood and do something about it. It’s a benefit people actually care about.

Health plans

Insurance companies and health plans. They can give their members a trustworthy, science-based way to find out about their PFAS exposure and then help them bring those levels down over time. Good for member health, and a point of difference for the plan.

Benefits consultants

The advisors that companies hire to pick their benefits packages. Adding Status Health lets these consultants offer their clients something new and science-first a way to stand out from other advisors who all offer the same standard stuff.

Clinics & providers

Doctors’ offices, clinics, and health providers. They can offer their patients an easy at-home PFAS test that’s been properly validated, with results written in plain English (not confusing lab jargon) so patients actually understand what they’re looking at.

What partners get

A private result for every person, plus an optional big-picture view for your organization

Bulk at-home kits

Painless at-home collection shipped to each participant, analysed for 40 PFAS at a CLIA-certified lab by mass spectrometry.

A dashboard each person owns

Every participant gets their own plain-language result their number, how they compare, and a ranked plan private to them.

Optional de-identified insights

Where a program allows it, aggregate, de-identified exposure trends for the group never any individual’s results.

98%of Americans have PFAS detectable in their blood
9%are above the level where NASEM advises clinical follow-up
2%have no detectable PFAS at all

Source: CDC NHANES 2017–2018 · NASEM 2022

Why it’s different

The difference a measured approach makes

With Other tests
A 40-chemical panelWe measure 40 individual PFAS far more than the handful most at-home tests report.
Only a few chemicalsMost tests report just a handful of PFAS, missing much of the exposure picture.
Compared to official U.S. dataEach person’s levels are placed against the U.S. government’s own population measurements the CDC’s national biomonitoring survey and read against the National Academies’ and EPA’s published thresholds, so they see exactly where they stand nationally. Official sources: CDC NHANES 2017–2018 · CDC / ATSDR · NASEM 2022 · EPA · NIH / NIEHS · FDA
No reference pointA number with nothing to compare it to leaves people guessing what it means.
A personal action planPlain-language results paired with practical, science-backed steps to lower exposure over time.
Advice, not a planScattered, conflicting tips and unproven “detox” claims that can do more harm than good.
Private by designIndividual results stay with the individual; only optional, de-identified trends are ever shared.
No accountabilityNo way to see whether exposure is actually changing over time.
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