Your First Opinion
May Not Be
Your Best One.
MediPocket connects you to U.S. oncology experts at MD Anderson, Mayo Clinic, Memorial Sloan Kettering, and Johns Hopkins — by video, from anywhere in the world. In days, not months.
"Cancer diagnosis is not always black and white. Pathology reports can be misread. Staging can be incorrect. Newer targeted therapies may exist that your current oncologist is not aware of.
Getting a second opinion is not a sign of distrust. It is the most medically intelligent decision any cancer patient can make."
Who Gets the Most from
a U.S. Expert Review
If you are in any of these situations — this page is for you.
Recently Diagnosed — Before Treatment Begins
The highest-value moment for a second opinion. Confirm your diagnosis and treatment plan before you begin. This is when it matters most.
Most Important MomentCurrent Treatment Is Not Working
You are on treatment but scans show the cancer is not responding or is progressing. There may be better options available. Now is the time to ask.
Critical Decision MomentRare or Complex Cancer Type
Rare tumors, unusual presentations, or cancers that generalist oncologists see rarely. A specialist in your exact cancer type sees this daily.
Specialist RequiredInternational Patient — Before Traveling to US
Before committing to US travel and treatment cost — get confirmation from the expert who will treat you. Know before you go.
Smart First StepFacing Major Surgery or Aggressive Treatment
Before a major resection, organ removal, or high-dose chemotherapy — confirm the plan from an independent expert first.
Before You CommitWondering About Newer Therapies or Clinical Trials
Immunotherapy, targeted therapy, CAR-T, personalized vaccine — are you eligible? Your current oncologist may not be aware of every option.
Know All Your OptionsGetting a U.S. Expert Opinion — Two Ways
Your Second Opinion Comes From
America's Most Respected Cancer Experts
These are the institutions patients travel from 80+ countries to reach. We give you access from your living room.
Specialists in every major cancer type. International patients from 80+ countries. The definitive global reference for complex oncology cases.
World-leading in breast, gastrointestinal, and hematologic cancers. Pioneering genomic profiling and precision oncology since 1884.
Multidisciplinary tumor boards review every complex case. Patients from 140+ countries annually. Renowned for integrated, team-based oncology.
Leader in pancreatic, lung, and precision cancer medicine. Pioneered liquid biopsy research. The reference center for genomic-guided therapy.
Leaders in hematology, bone marrow transplant, and precision medicine. Harvard-affiliated research translated directly into patient care.
Leader in TIL therapy, ovarian, and blood cancers. Strong international patient program and CAR-T cell therapy leadership.
What Your U.S. Expert
Second Opinion Includes
Six things — from records to written report — all coordinated for you.
Medical Record Collection & Translation
Every scan, pathology report, lab result, and clinical note — collected, translated to English, and formatted for US specialist review. Nothing left for you to manage.
Pre-Work Done For YouSpecialist Matching
Matched to the oncologist whose specific focus is your cancer type and mutation profile — not whoever happens to be available. The right expert for your exact case.
Exact Match, Not LuckLive Video Consultation
Face-to-face video session with your chosen expert. Bring every question. Interpreter available if needed. From your home, in your language, at your pace.
Available in 48–72 HoursWritten Expert Report
A written summary of the specialist opinion — diagnosis review, treatment recommendation, next steps. Yours to keep, share with family, and act on. Documented. Official. Permanent.
Your Permanent RecordClinical Trial & Therapy Review
Your specialist reviews whether newer therapies or active clinical trials apply to your case — immunotherapy, targeted agents, CAR-T, personalized vaccine eligibility.
Full Options ReviewPost-Consult Pathway Call
After your consultation, your MediPocket coordinator calls within 24 hours to map your specific next steps. We never leave a family without a clear path forward.
Human Support AlwaysFrom Your Diagnosis to Your
Expert Opinion
Four steps. One coordinator. Nothing left to you.
Submit Your Case
Tell us your diagnosis, stage, and your country. Free to start. Takes 3 minutes. No commitment to anything.
Records Collected & Reviewed
We collect, translate, and organize all your medical records and imaging. You do nothing — we handle everything.
Expert Consultation
Video call with your matched U.S. oncologist. Ask every question you have. Interpreter available. All time zones accommodated.
Report & Next Steps
Written expert report delivered. Your coordinator calls within 24 hours with your personalized next-step plan. You are never left without a clear path.
Cancer Types We Specialise In
Our specialist network covers every major cancer type. If yours is not listed — contact us. We navigate all.
Before You Start Treatment —
Get the Opinion That
Could Change Everything.
Our physician team reviews your case and matches you to the right U.S. oncology expert within 24 hours. From anywhere in the world.
What Changed When They
Got a Second Opinion
Real patients. Real outcomes. Real institutions.
"My UK Oncologist Said Chemo Was My Only Option. MD Anderson Said It Wasn't."
I was diagnosed with stage III breast cancer and told immediately to begin aggressive chemotherapy. My sister found MediPocket. Within 48 hours, I was speaking with a specialist at MD Anderson who identified a targetable mutation my local team had missed. I am now on a targeted therapy — no chemo. I cannot describe what that means.
"They Found a Targetable Mutation My Local Team Had Missed."
I had been on first-line chemotherapy for NSCLC for three months with poor response. MediPocket matched me to a lung cancer specialist at Johns Hopkins who reviewed my genomic report and identified an ALK rearrangement that my original oncologist had not tested for. I am now on ALK-targeted therapy. The cancer is responding.
"I Was Told Surgery Was the Only Way. MSK Said Otherwise."
My colorectal surgeon in Canada had scheduled me for a major resection. Before going under, my family insisted on a second opinion. The MSK specialist reviewed my imaging and staging and determined I was eligible for a neoadjuvant therapy protocol that could avoid surgery entirely. We are now pursuing that route.
Questions We Hear
Every Day
In most cases, no. Most second opinion consultations take 1–2 weeks to complete — and the insight gained almost always justifies this time. Starting the wrong treatment causes far more delay in the long run. We prioritize urgent cases and will tell you exact timing before you commit to anything.
Most consultations are scheduled within 48–72 hours of record submission. Urgent and critical cases can often be prioritized. We tell you the exact timeline before you commit to anything — no surprises.
The initial case review is free. Second opinion consultation fees vary by specialist and institution. We provide full cost transparency before you commit to anything — no hidden fees, no surprises. You always know exactly what you are paying for.
No. All second opinion consultations are conducted by video — from your home, clinic, or anywhere with an internet connection. Interpreters are available. All time zones are accommodated. You never need to book a flight to get a U.S. expert opinion.
That is also a valuable outcome. Confidence in your treatment plan changes how you experience treatment. Knowing you have the right plan — independently verified by one of the world's top oncologists — is not a small thing. It is one of the most important things a patient can have.
Yes. Many of our patients use a second opinion to evaluate whether their current treatment is optimal, or whether better options exist — newer targeted therapies, immunotherapies, or active clinical trials. It is never too late to ask. We have seen outcomes change at every stage.
The Question Is Not Whether
to Get a Second Opinion.
It Is Whether to Get It
Before or After Treatment.
Before is better. By far.