Rheumatology Second Opinion from US Specialists
Independent review of your autoimmune or rheumatic diagnosis and treatment plan by U.S. board-certified rheumatologists. Delivered remotely, in 14 days.
What do you need reviewed?
Select the specialty that fits your case.
What Our Rheumatologists Review
Autoimmune diseases frequently overlap, and misdiagnosis leads to years on the wrong treatment. Our review reinterprets the labs, biopsy, and imaging with fresh eyes against ACR clinical guidelines.
Serologic & Lab Review
Expert interpretation of ANA, anti-dsDNA, ANCA, RF, anti-CCP, complement levels, and other autoimmune panels, confirming the diagnosis and disease activity assessment.
Pathology Review
Re-evaluation of synovial, skin, kidney, or muscle biopsy, confirming diagnosis of vasculitis, lupus nephritis, myositis, or other tissue-based autoimmune conditions.
Imaging Review
Review of joint X-rays, MRI, and ultrasound findings to assess disease extent, damage, and response to treatment.
Treatment Protocol
Assessment of your DMARD regimen, biologic therapy, or immunosuppression plan against ACR clinical practice guidelines.
Biologic Therapy Selection
Independent review of whether your current biologic or targeted synthetic DMARD is appropriate, or whether a different mechanism of action should be considered.
Multidisciplinary Input
For lupus with organ involvement or systemic vasculitis, your case draws on input from nephrology, pulmonology, and dermatology.
When to Seek a Rheumatology Second Opinion
- check_circleYou have been diagnosed with lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or a vasculitis syndrome and want an independent view of your diagnosis and treatment plan
- check_circleYour autoimmune disease is not responding to current therapy and you want to explore alternatives
- check_circleA biologic medication has been recommended and you want a second view on whether it is appropriate for your case
- check_circleYou have systemic symptoms (joint pain, rash, fatigue, organ involvement) with no clear diagnosis after standard workup
- check_circleYour condition has flared and you are uncertain whether your current treatment needs adjustment
- check_circleYou have been diagnosed with a rare autoimmune condition and want confirmation from a subspecialist
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a rheumatology second opinion from the U.S. work?
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Upload your lab results (ANA panel, inflammatory markers, organ function), biopsy pathology, imaging studies, and current treatment plan. A U.S. board-certified rheumatologist reviews all materials and delivers a written second opinion within 14 days. For complex cases, a live video consultation is also available.
What can a U.S. rheumatologist tell from records alone?
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For most rheumatic diseases, diagnosis relies primarily on lab results, imaging, biopsy pathology, and clinical history, all of which can be reviewed remotely. The U.S. rheumatologist reviews your full record and provides a written opinion on diagnosis, disease activity assessment, and treatment appropriateness.
What if my diagnosis changes after the U.S. review?
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Autoimmune diseases frequently overlap, and distinguishing between conditions like lupus, undifferentiated connective tissue disease, and Sjögren's syndrome requires careful interpretation of labs and clinical history. A revised or clarified diagnosis gives you a documented basis for adjusting your treatment with your doctor in India.
Which rheumatic conditions do you cover?
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We cover the full range of rheumatology including systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, Sjögren's syndrome, systemic sclerosis (scleroderma), myositis (polymyositis/dermatomyositis), ANCA-associated vasculitis, Behçet's disease, gout, and undifferentiated inflammatory arthritis.
How long does the review take?
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Most rheumatology second opinions are delivered within 14 days of receiving complete records. You will be notified if additional lab results or pathology materials are needed before review begins.
Get Your Rheumatology Second Opinion
U.S. board-certified rheumatologists. Independent review. Delivered in 14 days.