Free second opinion from neuro and spine specialists
A brain or spine diagnosis is a decision you only get to make once. Upload your MRI or CT reports and have them reviewed by a verified neuro specialist on Global Neuro and Spine Care — at no cost, and with no obligation to book anything afterwards.
When a second opinion is worth getting
Neurosurgery and spine surgery are high-stakes, and reasonable specialists can read the same scan differently. Asking another expert to look is routine clinical practice, not a challenge to your current doctor.
- Surgery has been recommended and you want to confirm it is necessary.
- You have been told your condition can be managed without surgery, and want that confirmed.
- Your symptoms have not improved after treatment.
- You have an MRI or CT report you do not fully understand.
- You are choosing between two different treatment plans.
How it works
Share your reportsUpload your MRI, CT or other scan reports, along with any existing prescriptions or discharge summaries.
A specialist reviews themYour reports go to a verified neurosurgeon, neurologist or spine specialist in the relevant sub-speciality.
You get their opinionYou receive the specialist’s view on the diagnosis and the treatment options open to you, and can ask follow-up questions over a video consultation if you want to.
Common questions
Is the second opinion really free?
Yes. Reviewing your reports and giving you a second opinion costs nothing. If you later choose to book a full consultation or treatment, that is charged separately and shown to you before you commit.
Which reports should I send?
Whatever you already have: MRI or CT scans and their radiology reports are the most useful. Add any prescriptions, discharge summaries or earlier scans so the specialist can see how things have changed.
Do I have to change doctors?
No. A second opinion is information for you. Many people use it to feel confident about continuing exactly the treatment they were already on.
Can I speak to the specialist directly?
Yes — you can book a video consultation with the specialist who reviewed your reports, or with any other doctor listed on the platform.
A second opinion is a clinical assessment of the information you provide. It is not a substitute for an in-person examination, and it is not emergency care. If you have sudden weakness, loss of consciousness, a severe head injury or a rapidly worsening headache, go to an emergency department now.