Getting a second opinion shouldn't feel harder than getting the first one. There's no appointment to book and no clinic to visit — just five steps between you and a clear, written answer from a modality specialist.

At a Glance

The Five Steps

1

Submit a Request

Tell us what you need and how to reach you.

2

Share Your Imaging

Upload your DICOM files to a secure cloud link.

3

Give Us the Picture

Symptoms, history, reports, and your specific question.

4

Get Matched

Routed to a specialist in that exact modality.

5

Receive Your Report

A clear, written second opinion in 3 days.

Step 1

Submit a Request

Start with the form at the bottom of this page, or on our homepage. Tell us your name, how to reach you, and a sentence or two about the scan and the concern. That's enough for us to get back to you with next steps — no imaging required yet.

Step 2

Share Your Imaging Securely

Once we've heard from you, we'll ask you to share your DICOM imaging through a secure cloud-storage link rather than email attachments — it's faster, more reliable, and keeps your files intact.

Google Drive Free account, upload your files, share the link
Dropbox Widely used, simple folder sharing
WeTransfer No account needed for a one-time send
OneDrive Built into most Microsoft accounts
iCloud Convenient if you're already on an Apple device
Not Sure Which? Pick whichever you already use — we accept all of them

Create a free account on any of the services above, upload your files, and send us the link. A few things make a real difference to the quality of the review:

Before you share, please check

The imaging includes all relevant sequences. The files are in standard DICOM format. Image quality is sufficient for interpretation. And access permissions are set so we can view and download the files without difficulty.

Step 3

Give Us the Clinical Picture

Imaging alone rarely tells the whole story. Along with your scan, it helps enormously to share the context around it — your symptoms, your history, and exactly what you're hoping to learn.

Your Symptoms & History What you're experiencing, when it started, and how it shows up day to day
Current Diagnosis & Prescriptions What you've been told so far, and any medication or treatment in progress
Surgical History Any prior surgery, with pre- and post-operative notes if available
Existing Reports Prior MRI, CT, X-ray, or other radiology reports you may already have
Your Specific Concern Why you're seeking a second opinion, in your own words
Questions for the Radiologist Anything specific you'd like directly addressed in the report

None of this needs to be formal. A few honest paragraphs, plus whatever paperwork you already have on hand, is exactly what helps a specialist give you the most useful possible answer.

"The scan tells us what's there. Your story tells us what to look for."

Step 4

We Match You to a Modality Specialist

Once we have your imaging and context, your study is routed to a radiologist who specializes in that exact modality — not a general reader, and not whoever happens to be available. MRI goes to an MRI specialist. A mammogram goes to a mammography specialist. Every study gets the same standard.

Step 5

Receive Your Written Report

You'll receive a clear, written second-opinion report you can bring straight to your physician — no jargon left unexplained, no ambiguity left unresolved.

3 Days
Standard turnaround (72 hours) from receiving your imaging and details
0
New scans required — we work with the imaging you already have
Pay-As-You-Go
No contracts or subscriptions — request a review only when you need one
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I share my MRI, CT, or X-ray images with VerifyDiagnosis?

Upload your DICOM imaging to any secure cloud service — Google Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer, OneDrive, or iCloud — and share the link with us. Most of these take only a few minutes to set up, even with a free account.

What file format should my imaging be in?

Standard DICOM format, with all relevant sequences and image quality sufficient for interpretation. Please also make sure access permissions allow us to view and download the files without difficulty.

What clinical information should I send along with my imaging?

Your symptoms and history, current diagnosis and prescriptions, any prior surgery or treatment advised, existing radiology reports, and the specific question you'd like the radiologist to address.

How long does it take to receive a second opinion report?

Once we have your imaging and clinical details, a written second-opinion report is typically delivered within 3 days (72 hours).

A note on privacy

Your imaging and clinical details are used only to prepare your second opinion. If you have questions about how to set sharing permissions on Google Drive, Dropbox, or any other service, just ask — we're glad to walk you through it.

Start Your Request

Tell us about your scan. We'll follow up with instructions for securely sharing your imaging and clinical details.

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