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Virtual Second Opinions by Cleveland Clinic offers the opportunity to have expert specialists from the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic review your diagnosis and/or treatment plan. The process is simple, secure, and convenient, as it can be done using a mobile device, laptop, or desktop system.

With access to over 3,500 expert physicians in more than 550 super-specialties of medicine, Virtual Second Opinions by Cleveland Clinic ensures a comprehensive intake process where you'll be matched with the right expert specialist for your case. Your medical records will be collected for an in-depth review, including lab samples and scans. Following this analysis, your assigned Cleveland Clinic expert specialist will provide a detailed report and personally discuss their recommendations with you, addressing any questions or concerns you may have.

If you find yourself confused or uncertain about your diagnosis or treatment plan, struggling with a worsening chronic condition, undergoing a treatment that shows no improvement, diagnosed with a serious condition like cancer, facing a major decision regarding a next medical step such as surgery, considering a high-risk treatment, or dealing with a medical challenge, considering a Virtual Second Opinion from Cleveland Clinic is highly recommended. Our services will help you make informed decisions about your care and move forward with peace of mind towards the best possible outcome.

Cleveland Clinic is an esteemed not-for-profit, multispecialty, integrated health system that has been running since 1921. Led by physicians themselves, Cleveland Clinic is recognized as a global leader in healthcare and has a rich history of clinical innovation, academic research, and technological development. It serves as a leading referral center worldwide for complex clinical cases.

For Apple Health users, there's an option to share important health information with your provider during the video visit. While this feature is optional, it allows the provider to access heart rate, weight, and other health information to aid in making a more accurate diagnosis.