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Who should I turn to for a second opinion?

Asking for a second opinion can improve your clinical outcome and decisions. Medicai enables quick access to a second opinion!

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Written by Anca Radosu
Updated over a week ago

What is a "second opinion"?

A “second opinion” involves a review of an initial diagnosis and treatment plan, which can be conducted by an individual doctor or a multidisciplinary team.

When to call for a "second opinion"?

If you’ve undergone tests and received a diagnosis or treatment plan but still have doubts or if your medical case is complex and may benefit from a more comprehensive strategy, you might consider seeking a “second opinion” from a qualified doctor or clinic.

How do you request a "second opinion" through the Medicai platform?

YFrom your patient account on Medicai, you can quickly and easily contact a doctor or clinic to request a second opinion. Use the search function to find a specialist or clinic, add your medical file, and request a consultation or interpretation.

The consultation can take place online, giving you convenient access to specialists in other locations, saving time and avoiding unnecessary travel.

To ensure a faster response:

• Make sure your request is clear.

• Name your documents concisely and accurately.

• Attach clear, high-quality images.

Doctors reserve the right to respond based on their availability and decide whether or not to accept the request. Medicai respects this choice and does not intervene in any way in their communication with the patient.

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