Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
An adult online second opinion from a medical oncologist, with records collection coordinated by AccessHope.
- Report
- A written oncologist opinion addressing up to three submitted questions. AccessHope collects records from U.S. providers.[1]
- Access
- As of October 2026, the adult online program excludes Alaska, Massachusetts and Rhode Island residents, hospitalized patients and hospice/palliative-facility patients. Head and neck and gynecologic reviews are paused. Pediatric and in-person routes are separate.[1]
- Cost
- As of October 2026, the online fee is $3,000. Most health plans do not cover it; an in-person appointment has separate billing.[1]
Report
Access
CostWhat they do
A written oncologist opinion addressing up to three submitted questions. AccessHope collects records from U.S. providers.
Access and cost
As of October 2026, the adult online program excludes Alaska, Massachusetts and Rhode Island residents, hospitalized patients and hospice/palliative-facility patients. Head and neck and gynecologic reviews are paused. Pediatric and in-person routes are separate.
As of October 2026, the online fee is $3,000. Most health plans do not cover it; an in-person appointment has separate billing.
Typically 7–14 business days after materials collection, subject to physician availability.
For preparation and comparison, see my second-opinion guide.
Questions I would ask
- Is my cancer being accepted now?
- Can you obtain all my records?
- When would an in-person visit be more useful?
Contacts
- Program details and access: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Services & community focus
Academic / research center