Neurology Second Opinion from US Neurologists
Independent review of your neurological diagnosis, brain and spine MRI, and treatment plan by U.S. board-certified neurologists. No travel required.
What do you need reviewed?
Select the specialty that fits your case.
What Our Neurologists Review
Neurological decisions (brain surgery, epilepsy management, MS therapy) have long-term consequences. Our review brings subspecialty expertise to the specific question in front of you.
Brain & Spine MRI
Expert review of brain and spinal MRI findings, including tumor characterization, lesion analysis, and surgical planning assessment.
EEG & Epilepsy
Review of EEG findings and epilepsy management strategy, including medication optimization and surgical candidacy evaluation.
Neurodegenerative Conditions
Second opinions on Parkinson's disease, ALS, multiple sclerosis, and other neurodegenerative conditions, including treatment and trial options.
Stroke Evaluation
Review of stroke imaging, etiology workup, and secondary prevention strategy by U.S.-trained vascular neurologists.
Neurosurgical Planning
Independent assessment of proposed neurosurgical procedures: resection extent, surgical approach, and whether surgery is indicated.
Alternative Approaches
Whether other recognised treatment approaches were considered for rare neurological conditions, brain tumors, and treatment-refractory epilepsy.
When to Seek a Neurology Second Opinion
- check_circleYou or a family member has been diagnosed with a brain tumor (glioma, meningioma, acoustic neuroma)
- check_circleYou have treatment-refractory epilepsy and are being evaluated for surgery
- check_circleYou have a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis and are uncertain about the proposed disease-modifying therapy
- check_circleYou have been told you need spinal surgery and want an independent assessment
- check_circleYou have a rare neurological condition that may benefit from subspecialty expertise
- check_circleYou have a neurodegenerative diagnosis (ALS, Parkinson's, Huntington's) and want to understand all treatment options
- check_circleImaging findings are complex or unusual and your diagnosis remains uncertain
Frequently Asked Questions
What neurological conditions can Tidbit Health review?
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We cover all major neurological conditions including brain tumors (glioma, meningioma, metastases), epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, ALS, stroke, cerebrovascular disease, spinal cord disorders, peripheral neuropathy, and rare neurological conditions. Our specialist matching connects you with the appropriate subspecialist: neuro-oncologist, epileptologist, movement disorder specialist, or vascular neurologist.
Can a U.S. neurologist review my brain MRI remotely?
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Yes. You submit your MRI images (CD, DICOM files, or high-quality digital files), radiology reports, and clinical notes through a secure encrypted portal. A U.S. board-certified neurologist or neuroradiologist reviews the imaging and clinical history and delivers a written second opinion within 14 days.
I have a brain tumor. How quickly can I get a second opinion?
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Standard delivery is within 14 days of receiving complete records. For urgent brain tumor cases where treatment planning is time-sensitive, please note the urgency when submitting and we will prioritize the review. We recommend submitting as early as possible in the diagnostic workup.
What documents do I need for a neurology second opinion?
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The most useful documents are brain and/or spine MRI images (DICOM or CD), pathology report if a biopsy has been performed, EEG report if relevant, neuropsychological testing results if available, current medication list, and a summary of your clinical history including symptom timeline.
Can I get a second opinion on neurosurgery recommendations?
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Yes. We can connect you with both neurologists and neurosurgeons for complex cases involving surgical decision-making. For brain tumor resection, spinal surgery, or epilepsy surgery, the second opinion will address whether surgery is indicated, the proposed surgical approach, expected outcomes, and any alternative management strategies.
Get Your Neurology Second Opinion Today
U.S. board-certified neurologists. Independent review. Delivered in 14 days.