Cancer Second Opinion from US Oncologists
Independent review of your cancer diagnosis, staging, and treatment plan by U.S. board-certified oncologists. Delivered remotely, in 14 days.
What do you need reviewed?
Select the specialty that fits your case.
What Our Oncologists Review
Cancer treatment is complex and deeply subspecialized. Our review checks every layer, from the original pathology to whether the proposed protocol reflects current NCCN guidelines.
Pathology Re-Review
Independent review of your biopsy or surgical specimen report, confirming tumor type, grade, and molecular subtype.
Staging & Imaging
Evaluation of CT, PET-CT, and MRI imaging to verify staging accuracy and identify findings that may affect treatment.
Treatment Protocol
Comparison of your proposed chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or radiation regimen against NCCN guidelines.
Molecular Profiling
Assessment of genomic testing results (BRCA, HER2, PD-L1, EGFR) and whether targeted therapy options have been fully considered.
Alternative Approaches
Whether other recognised treatment approaches for your diagnosis were considered, and how they compare with what has been proposed.
Multidisciplinary Review
Your case draws on input from medical oncology, surgical oncology, and radiation oncology, the same approach used in tumor boards.
When to Seek an Oncology Second Opinion
- check_circleYou have received a new cancer diagnosis and want independent confirmation before starting treatment
- check_circleYou have a rare or unusual tumor type (GIST, sarcoma, neuroendocrine, gallbladder cancer)
- check_circleTwo local oncologists have given you conflicting recommendations
- check_circleYour proposed treatment involves major surgery, high-dose chemotherapy, or radiation
- check_circleMolecular profiling has been done but you are unsure whether all targeted therapy options have been explored
- check_circleYour cancer has recurred or stopped responding to first-line treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
How does an oncology second opinion from the U.S. work?
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Upload your pathology reports, imaging studies (CT, PET, MRI), molecular profiling results, and proposed treatment plan. A U.S. board-certified oncologist matched by subspecialty reviews all materials and delivers a written second opinion within 14 days. For complex cases, a live video consultation with the specialist is also available.
Can a U.S. oncologist review my case without seeing me in person?
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Yes. Cancer second opinions are well-established in remote medicine. The specialist reviews your submitted records, imaging, and pathology, the same materials that would be presented at a tumor board. The written report addresses your specific case, diagnosis, staging, and how the proposed treatment compares to U.S. guidelines.
What if the U.S. oncologist disagrees with my local diagnosis?
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A different opinion is the purpose of the exercise. The U.S. specialist's report details their findings and reasoning. Take it back to your treating oncologist in India to discuss. The goal isn't to replace your local care. It's to add an independent layer of review before you commit to a treatment plan.
Which cancer types do you cover?
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We cover all major cancer types including breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancer, lymphoma, leukemia, prostate cancer, ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, liver cancer, head and neck cancers, and rare tumor types. Our specialist matching ensures you are connected with the appropriate subspecialist for your specific tumor.
How long does it take to receive the cancer second opinion?
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Most oncology second opinions are delivered within 14 days of receiving complete medical records. Urgent cases can be prioritized. You will be notified if any additional records are needed before review begins.
Get Your Cancer Second Opinion Today
U.S. board-certified oncologists. Independent review. Delivered in 14 days.