I live outside the US. Can I get a US cancer second opinion or trial review remotely?
Yes. Records, pathology, imaging reports, and genomic results can be reviewed remotely from any country. A remote molecular review explains what the reports show, which tests may be missing, and which US or international trials could realistically fit, so you and your local oncologist can decide whether travel, local options, or further testing makes sense.
What you need to send
English translations help but are not always required for genomic reports, which are often already in English.
- Pathology report and any immunohistochemistry results
- Genomic or NGS reports, and any liquid biopsy results
- Recent imaging reports and a treatment history
- Your local oncologist's current plan, if one exists
Being realistic about US trials
Many US trials accept international patients, but enrollment requires travel, time at the site, and sometimes residency or insurance arrangements. A good review weighs US options against trials open in your own region.
Related questions
Is payment in US dollars?
Yes. Country pricing pages show approximate local equivalents.
Reviewed 2026-10-11 by Kim Lockheimer, PhD, DFM.