Gustave Roussy
Remote cancer second opinions from France, with written reports in English and an international video consultation option.
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- 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
- International second opinions: Gustave Roussy
- French-insured second opinions: Gustave Roussy
Services & community focus
Academic / research center
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