Second opinions
Stanford Health Care
A written specialist review of an existing diagnosis, with oncology and hematology intake coordinated through Navya.
- Report
- A written specialist opinion. This online program does not include a physician phone or video appointment.[1]
- Access
- An existing diagnosis is required. As of October 2026, exclusions include head and neck oncology, patients in Maine, hospitalization and hospice/palliative care. Check the full eligibility list.[1]
- Cost
- As of October 2026, the fee is $975. Most insurance plans do not cover it; Stanford cannot submit claims or provide CPT codes for this service.[1]
Report
Access
CostWhat they do
A written specialist opinion. This online program does not include a physician phone or video appointment.
Access and cost
An existing diagnosis is required. As of October 2026, exclusions include head and neck oncology, patients in Maine, hospitalization and hospice/palliative care. Check the full eligibility list.
As of October 2026, the fee is $975. Most insurance plans do not cover it; Stanford cannot submit claims or provide CPT codes for this service.
The published estimate is 7–10 days after all records arrive.
For preparation and comparison, see my second-opinion guide.
Questions I would ask
- Does the program accept my diagnosis and location?
- Do I need a visit rather than a written report?
- What follow-up questions can I submit?
Contacts
- Program details and access: Stanford Health Care
Services & community focus
Academic / research center