General information on second opinions, treatment pathways and diagnostics — with every clinical decision made by licensed oncologists at independent partner clinics.
Important
This is general information, not medical advice. Cancer care decisions must be made with your treating oncologist. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services.
ELAVIA Global coordinates care; it does not provide medical treatment. All cancer care is delivered by independent partner clinics and their licensed oncologists.
A second opinion is an additional view, not a replacement for your current care. Please do not stop, delay or change any treatment without speaking to your treating team.
Each page explains, in general terms, what a pathway involves and how a review with a partner oncologist is arranged. Whether any test or treatment is appropriate is decided by the treating oncologist after examination, imaging and pathology.
An additional expert review of an existing cancer diagnosis or treatment plan by an oncologist at a partner clinic — alongside, not instead of, your current care.
Read moreGeneral information about chemotherapy, immunotherapy and targeted therapy, and how a review with a medical oncologist at a partner clinic is coordinated.
Read moreGeneral information about radiotherapy and how a review with a radiation oncologist at a partner clinic is coordinated, from your records to planning scans.
Read moreGeneral information about cancer surgery and how a review with a surgical oncologist at a partner clinic is coordinated, always as part of a multidisciplinary plan.
Read moreGeneral information on how breast cancer is assessed and treated, and how a review with a breast cancer team at a partner clinic is coordinated.
Read moreGeneral information on prostate cancer assessment and treatment options, and how a review with a urology and oncology team at a partner clinic is coordinated.
Read moreGeneral information on how lung cancer is assessed and treated, and how a review with a thoracic oncology team at a partner clinic is coordinated.
Read moreGeneral information on how bowel (colorectal) cancer is assessed and treated, and how a review with a colorectal oncology team at a partner clinic is coordinated.
Read moreGeneral information on PET-CT, biopsy and staging tests, and how diagnostic appointments at a partner clinic are coordinated, with results shared with your treating doctors.
Read moreA coordinator gathers your records and arranges a review with an oncologist at a partner clinic. Any plan comes from that oncologist — never from ELAVIA Global.
You tell a coordinator what you would like reviewed.
With your consent, reports, imaging and pathology are shared securely.
The treating oncologist reviews your case and explains their view.
Only if you and your doctors decide to proceed.
Written reports to share with your oncologist at home.
Cost depends on the diagnosis and treatment plan and is confirmed in a written quote after consultation.
Share your records and questions. A coordinator replies within 24 hours to explain how a review with a partner oncologist can be arranged. There is no obligation to proceed, and your current care continues as planned.
This is general information, not medical advice. Cancer care decisions must be made with your treating oncologist. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services. ELAVIA Global coordinates care; it does not provide medical treatment. All cancer care is delivered by independent partner clinics and their licensed oncologists.