When should you get a second opinion?
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You have a rare or serious condition
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Your treatment is not working as expected
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You are unsure about the accuracy of your diagnosis
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You have multiple choices for treatments or tests that vary widely in cost or outcome
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Your treatment is risky, invasive, surgical or has long-term consequences
How a second opinion on health surgeries can save your life?
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A second opinion can confirm or change your diagnosis
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A second opinion can offer different treatment options
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A second opinion can reduce the risk of complications or side effects
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A second opinion can increase your confidence and peace of mind
Importance of Second Opinion
initial diagnosis revised / changed
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has other treatment options
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advised unnecessary surgeries
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undergone surgeries didn’t need to
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Second Opinion?
A second opinion is an evaluation of your diagnosis and treatment plan by another specialist. It ensures you have the most accurate diagnosis and the best treatment options.
How Do I Request a Second Opinion at PI Health Cancer Hospital?
Contact our patient services team via phone or form submission or email to request a second opinion. We will guide you through the process and help gather the necessary medical records.
What Information Do I Need to Provide for a Second Opinion?
Provide your medical history, current diagnosis, treatment plan, and relevant test results or imaging. This helps our specialists give you the most accurate evaluation.
What Should I Do After Receiving a Second Opinion?
Discuss the findings with your primary doctor. Together, you can decide on the best course of action for your treatment.