For patients and families

A second opinion on your whole medical record. Updated every time a new result arrives.

A licensed clinician reads your whole medical record and tells you, in plain language, what matters and what to ask next. When a new result lands, we read it again and update you within 24 hours.

LICENSED CLINICIANS · EVERY PAGE READ · EVERY NEW RESULT

A serious diagnosis

You or a parent just heard the word nobody wants to hear, and the next decision is coming fast.

No clear answer

Tests keep coming back, appointments keep ending, and still nobody has said what it is.

Too many doctors

You are managing a family member's care across clinics and hospitals, and no one person has read the whole file.

01How it works

Every page read. Every flag checked by a clinician.

You send the records once. From then on, each new result is read against everything that came before.

1

Share your records

Send us what you have from your patient portals: visit notes, labs, imaging and pathology reports, discharge summaries. We tell you exactly how, and we help you find what is missing.

2

Every page gets read

Our software reads the whole record and marks what deserves attention: trends, contradictions, results nobody followed up. A licensed clinician then reads it, checks every flag, and writes the report.

3

A report you can act on

What the record says, what is still unanswered, and the questions to bring to your next appointment. Each time a new result arrives, we read again and update you within 24 hours.

02Compared

One opinion, once, is not enough.

A hospital's online second opinion gives you one specialist's letter about the records you managed to send. A visit gives you twenty minutes. Neither reads the next result.

Price

Thousand Health: $299 first review

Hospital online: $600 to $2,000

Specialist visit: Visit fee, plus travel and time off

First report

Thousand Health: Within 3 business days

Hospital online: 7 to 14 days

Specialist visit: Weeks to get an appointment

When new results arrive

Thousand Health: Read again, update within 24 hours

Hospital online: No. One report, then it is over

Specialist visit: Only if you book again

What gets read

Thousand Health: The whole record, every page

Hospital online: The records you send

Specialist visit: What fits in a 20-minute visit

Who reads it

Thousand Health: Software first, then a licensed clinician who signs

Hospital online: One specialist

Specialist visit: One specialist

Where

Thousand Health: Online, from home

Hospital online: Online

Specialist visit: Their office

Cheaper

A hospital's online second opinion costs $600 to $2,000 for one letter. Ours is $299, and it keeps going.

Faster

Hospital programs take one to two weeks. A specialist appointment can take longer. Your first report arrives within days, and every update within 24 hours.

Nothing skipped

A single doctor reading a thick file under time pressure will skim. Our software reads every page first and marks what matters, so the clinician spends their attention where it counts.

It keeps reading

Illness does not stop after one opinion. Each new lab, scan or note is read against everything that came before, and you hear about it the next day.

Hospital prices and turnaround are the published figures of US academic remote second-opinion programs as of October 2026.

$299 for the first review.

Includes updates on new results for 30 days. We confirm the price with you before any work starts, and you pay nothing until the report is delivered.

  • We call or email you within one business day
  • No records needed to get started
  • Cancel before the report, pay nothing

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Reviews are written by clinicians licensed in the United States; names and license details are provided with each report. This is an educational and consultative review of your records. It does not replace your treating physician, it is not a diagnosis, and it is not emergency care. If you think you are having an emergency, call 911.

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