A generic radiology interpretation lacking detail can lead to getting the wrong surgery or delay the correct diagnosis. A second opinion can change your treatment options and get you back on the road to recovery.
Are you ready to take control?
Most insurance plans reimburse for second opinions, let us help you.
There are many reasons to consider getting a second opinion:
To verify (or question) a diagnosis from your doctor (EX: recent breast cancer screening results)
If recommended treatment plan is risky, involves surgery, is invasive or has lifelong consequences
Chronic pain with no resolution (neck, back, etc.)
Diagnosed with a very rare disease
Required by insurance to cover a treatment
Personal peace-of-mind on a life-changing diagnosis or treatment plan
… and many more.
Studies have shown that of those who chose to get a second opinion:
Trusting your gut when feeling as though something is off is just as important as listening to the advice of medical professionals.
Let our team of expert radiologists help you take control of your road to recovery.
Have you ever left your doctors office not fully understanding your results? Are you preparing to decide on a risky, invasive surgery on your recent diagnosis? Does your gut tell you something might be “off” about your recent diagnosis?
It’s time to schedule a second opinion today!
Phone and video conferencing through our secure, encrypted Patient Portal.
A detailed report for attorneys to use while representing your clients. ($100 extra for video consultation with expert radiologist).
From start to finish your personal and medical information is encrypted, secured, and NEVER sold. Our platform keeps all your information in one place and is easily accessible to download, print off, or share with your regular doctor.
We’re partnering with many outstanding institutions and working with many patients offering second opinions to patients around the nation.
Don’t take our word for it – see what they have to say!
Let us provide you with peace of mind and confidence in your diagnosis and treatment plan.