Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about international second opinions, medical records, specialist selection and ongoing cross-border support.
What is an international second opinion?
A specialist independently reviews your complete medical record remotely, helping you obtain another diagnostic or treatment perspective without travelling abroad.
What records should I prepare?
- Clinical notes
- Pathology reports
- Original DICOM imaging and reports
- Laboratory and genomic tests
- Medication and surgery records
How are hospitals and doctors selected?
- Authoritative specialty rankings
- Disease-specific experience
- The hospital’s specialty strengths
- Fit with your clinical question
What if I do not speak English?
We coordinate medical-record translation, interpretation during video consultations and in-person support when needed.
What happens after I return home?
Remote follow-up, medication coordination, rehabilitation guidance and further referral support can continue through your care coordinator.