Gustave Roussy

Remote cancer second opinions from France, with written reports in English and an international video consultation option.

Review
Remote cancer second opinions from France, with written reports in English and an international video consultation option.[1]

What they do

An expert reviews your records and sends a report. A case manager helps complete the file. Gustave Roussy lists a seven-day target after a complete application, with a longer process for multidisciplinary review.

Who it’s for

People seeking another opinion across a range of cancers, including rare cancers. International records can be in English or French.

How to start

Use the international second-opinion platform and select the review you need. International video consultations require case review and acceptance.

Cost and insurance

As of October 2026, the international service is paid; ask for the full quote, including any multidisciplinary review. A separate pathway is covered without upfront payment for eligible patients with a French social security number.

What to check

International and French-insured pathways have different terms. Multidisciplinary review adds time and cost; an opinion does not guarantee treatment at the hospital.

How it fits

Unlike an employer benefit such as 2nd.MD, this is a direct hospital application. Choose the international or French-insured route that fits your situation.

Questions I would ask

  • Which specialist would review my cancer and the decision I am facing?
  • Does the review include rereading the actual scans and pathology, or only their reports?
  • What will I receive, and how can my oncologist ask follow-up questions?

Contacts

Services & community focus

Academic / research center