Get Free Second Opinion

Why should you get a second opinion?

Seeking a second opinion is very important if you need to undergo a surgery, receive an accurate diagnosis and know the best treatment options. A decent consultant will welcome the input of another professional. It’s important to give the exact details of your diagnosis and planned treatment to the doctor with whom you are seeking a second opinion. Always make sure you have the below information and reports

Copies of all your pathology findings and reports
If you have had surgery earlier, a copy of the postoperative report
If you were hospitalized earlier, the discharge summary
A summary of your current treatment plan.
Details of your current medication plan and dosage schedule

initial diagnosis revised / changed

has other treatment options

advised unnecessary surgeries

undergone surgeries didn’t need to

Second Opinion at Yashoda Hospitals

Request Online

Fill out the Second Opinion form and specify the procedure for which you would like a second opinion. Our team will contact you to understand your situation better.

Doctor's Review

A specialist doctor will carefully review your reports and medical history and prepare a personalized opinion based on your health condition.

Share Medical Reports

Provide all your medical reports and information about your condition, including any recommendations from your current doctor.

Expert's Interaction

You’ll then receive a detailed medical opinion from our experts, giving you all the information you need to know to make an informed decision about your treatment.

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FAQ’s

Is it ok to get a second opinion?

Seeking a second opinion doesn’t mean that you “distrust” your healthcare provider. Rather, a second opinion can help you feel more confident of your treatment plan if both doctors of same expertise agree on a same course of treatment.

When should one get a second opinion?

You should seek a second opinion in the following situations:

If you have received a diagnosis for a complex or serious medical condition
Diagnosis is unclear, or if you have too many ailments
Your primary doctor is not a specialist
Your current treatment is ineffective
To discuss different treatment options, and advise whether surgery is necessary
To know the cost estimate of the surgery
You need confirmation

Do I need my primary doctor’s permission to obtain a Second Opinion?

In most cases, your primary care physician should be fine with you seeking a second medical opinion. You don’t require permission, but rather advice. However, inform your primary care physician that you are seeking a second opinion before beginning treatment or undergoing surgery. Generally, your primary care physician or doctor will advise you to seek expert advice from a specialist.

Do I need to undergo the surgery at Yashoda Hospitals after Second opinion?

It’s not mandatory to undergo the treatment at Yashoda Hospitals after the Second Opinion.

Who are the doctors providing Medical Second Opinions?

Second medical opinions are provided by doctors who specialise in the specific organs or conditions. For example, if cancer is detected, the second opinion is provided by cancer specialist (oncologist) only.

Is Second Opinion Free?

Online second opinion is similar to a primary opinion, is free at Yashoda Hospitals to assist you in making treatment or surgical decisions.