Patient Resources

Second Medical Opinions

Frequently Ask Questions

How we can help you?

We believe informed patients make better decisions. These resources are here to give you clarity and peace of mind.

FAQ

Most Popular Questions

Will my current doctor be offended?*
A: No. Most good doctors welcome a second opinion. It shows you care about your health and want to be fully informed.

After a brief consultation, you’ll send us your medical records. Our board-certified physician will review and provide a written or virtual second opinion within days.

 Our services are typically self-pay. However, we can provide documentation if you wish to submit to your insurer.

Yes. We serve international patients and provide written or virtual second opinions wherever you are.

That’s okay — our goal is to inform, not to replace your provider. We help you ask better questions and consider options more confidently.

 Anytime you're facing a serious diagnosis, risky procedure, or treatment that feels unclear. A second opinion offers clarity and reassurance.

 Yes. It’s often helpful to reassess your current plan and explore alternatives or refinements.

Second opinions are especially helpful for serious diagnoses (like cancer, stroke, kidney disease), complex treatment plans, or rare conditions where options may vary.

No referral is required. You can contact us directly — we’ll guide you through the process from consultation to record review.

Typically within 2 to 5 business days after we receive your medical records. Urgent cases may be expedited.

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