Remote second opinion
A specialist opinion — without buying a plane ticket
If you have a diagnosis and want to know whether anything different would be done elsewhere, start here. You send records; a specialist reviews them; you get a written opinion. No travel, no visa, no hospital payment.
Why start here
Lowest commitment
Nothing to book, nothing to pay the hospital, no visa to arrange. If the answer is “stay home”, you have lost nothing.
It works for complex cases
Rare disease, a diagnosis you are unsure about, a treatment plan you want checked, or a decision between surgery and something else.
It is honest about limits
A remote review cannot examine you. It can tell you whether a different approach exists, and what it would involve.
What you receive
- A written opinion in English (or Chinese, if you prefer)
- Whether the reviewing specialist agrees with your current plan, and why
- Whether an alternative approach exists, and what it would involve
- An indicative cost range and timeline if you decided to travel
- A named hospital department and, where it matters, a named specialty
How it works
Send your records
Pathology, imaging (reports and original DICOM files), operative notes, current medication. Missing pieces are fine — we will tell you what is still needed.
We translate and submit
Records are translated into Chinese and submitted to the relevant department. We do not edit your records or add commentary.
You receive the opinion
Typically N ___ business days, depending on how quickly the department can schedule the review.
- A remote opinion is not a diagnosis and does not replace seeing a doctor in person.
- It is not a guarantee of treatment — the hospital decides whether to accept your case when it sees you.
- Some specialties will not give an opinion without their own imaging. We will tell you if yours is one of them.
- We are not a medical institution. The opinion comes from the hospital's specialists, not from us.