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Teal Health describes its approach to cervical cancer screening as inclusive, accessible, and comfortable.

The page explains how at-home cervical cancer screening works without a speculum.

The page provides instructions for collecting a sample at home with the Teal Wand and mailing it to a lab for primary HPV testing.

The page says the Teal Wand was validated by the nationwide SELF-CERV clinical trial, is 96% accurate, and matches doctor-collected cervical cancer screening for HPV testing.

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The page discusses cervical cancer, its causes, and screening, noting that routine screening can prevent nearly 100% of cases and that 1 in 4 US women are not up to date.

The page outlines cervical cancer screening guidelines for ages 25–65 and describes at-home primary HPV testing with the FDA-authorized Teal Wand.

The page describes private, at-home cervical screening without a speculum for people in perimenopause or menopause.

Teal Health’s Report - State of Her Health 2026 - Reveals That Time, Access, and Outdated Systems are Driving Women Away From Care

Teal says it welcomes patients across gender and sexual identities and is committed to providing equal care to everyone who can benefit from its services.

The page provides information about Teal Health pricing, insurance coverage, and out-of-pocket costs for at-home cervical cancer screening.

At-home self-collection is a more convenient and private way of collecting a sample to screen for cervical cancer, using the same primary HPV test used for clinician collected samples - and with the same accuracy.

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Teal Health is on a mission to create the future of healthcare that women deserve, starting by improving access to cervical cancer screening and women's health providers.

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Teal Health says it created the first FDA-authorized self-collection device for at-home cervical cancer screening in the US, with accuracy matching in-clinic screening. The page presents related clinical trials and research.

Teal Health is on a mission to design a better healthcare experience for women - starting with cervical cancer screenings. The Teal Wand, the first FDA-authorized device for at-home cervical cancer screening, is available in all 50 states.

Teal Health is on a mission to design a better healthcare experience for women - starting with cervical cancer screenings. The Teal Wand is the first FDA-authorized self-collection device for at-home cervical cancer screening. Available in all 50 U.S. states.

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Teal Health raises a $22 million Series A to expand access to its FDA-authorized at-home HPV cervical cancer screening. Led by .406 Ventures, the round will fund growth of payor, health system, employer, and provider partnerships ahead of broad insurance coverage in 2027.

Sep 2026 · Teal HealthNews article

Teal Health works with UC Davis Health on at-home cervical cancer screening within health systems. Their NIH SBIR-funded pilot studies how HPV self-collection fits into health system care and reaches women due or overdue for screening.

Jul 2026 · Teal HealthNews article

Teal Health and WashU Medicine collaborate on a pilot to expand cervical cancer screening in underserved communities. The study brings at-home HPV self-collection kits to women through trusted community events across Illinois and Missouri.

May 2026 · Teal HealthNews article

Teal Health's State of Her Health 2026 report finds that 75% of women are likely to skip healthcare because it is difficult to fit care into their lives. The report identifies time constraints, access barriers, and outdated systems as factors driving women away from care.

Feb 2026 · Teal HealthNews article