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When your patient wants added confidence in their diagnosis and plan, our oncology and hematology team is here to help. We confirm the diagnosis, talk through the options, and send our impressions back to you.
A second opinion isn’t a comment on anyone’s care; it’s a way to give your patient added certainty before or during treatment. Here’s where our team most often helps.
A careful second read of the pathology and imaging helps confirm that the diagnosis and stage are accurate and complete before treatment decisions are finalized.
Your patient is seen by an oncologist or hematologist whose focus aligns with their diagnosis, and who can weigh how the details of their case shape the options.
We talk through the treatment paths open to your patient, including whether biomarker-guided therapies or clinical trial questions are worth exploring for their situation.
Send whatever you have on hand; our team will let you know if anything else would help. The more complete the picture, the more useful the review for your patient.
Your office can start a referral by phone, and we’ll coordinate the rest with your patient directly.
Call our office, or have your staff send the referral. We’ll confirm what’s needed for your patient’s specific situation.
Forward the pathology report, diagnostic imaging and the accompanying reports, relevant labs, and a treatment summary so the reviewing physician has the full picture.
We schedule the consult, in person or by telehealth, and send our impressions and recommendations back to you so you can keep directing their care.
Call to start a referral or ask what to send for a specific patient. Our team coordinates scheduling and keeps your office informed throughout.
Start a ReferralNot unless that’s what you and your patient want. A second opinion can be a one-time consult with our impressions sent back to you, or we can co-manage or assume care. It’s your call.
The pathology report, diagnostic imaging and the accompanying reports, relevant lab work, and a summary of any treatment to date. If something is missing, our team will follow up with your office.
Yes. Where it’s clinically appropriate, your patient can meet with our oncologist by telehealth as well as in person.
Coverage depends on your patient’s plan. Our team verifies benefits and explains any requirements before the visit. See our Insurance & Billing page →
We know a new cancer diagnosis is time-sensitive and work to schedule promptly. Contact our team directly and we’ll arrange timing that fits your patient’s situation.
Give your patient added confidence in their diagnosis and plan. Our team makes referring simple and keeps you informed every step of the way.