Virtual Second Opinion forHand Surgery

Get a Virtual Second Opinion for hand surgery from the experts at Cedars-Sinai. As one of the nation’s top-ranked hospitals, we provide the opportunity to review your diagnosis and explore personalized treatment options. Connect with our plastic & reconstructive surgery specialists from the comfort of your home.

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How Virtual Second Opinion works

  1. We’ll retrieve your health records

    We’ll contact you within one business day to schedule an intake assessment with your nurse coordinator.

  2. We'll match you with a doctor

    Based on your specific diagnosis, we’ll pair you with a Cedars-Sinai doctor who is an expert in your condition.

  3. Receive your Virtual Second Opinion report

    The doctor will prepare your personalized Virtual Second Opinion report after a thorough review of your medical records.

  4. Attend a virtual education session

    You’ll meet virtually with the doctor to understand the details of your Virtual Second Opinion report and review the three questions you submitted. This virtual educational session is optional.

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Meet our world-class specialists

A Virtual Second Opinion for hand surgery includes matching you to an expert doctor whose expertise best fits your needs.

Our expertise in plastic & reconstructive surgery

Cedars-Sinai brings over a century of expertise in managing complex conditions and remains at the forefront of innovation with groundbreaking treatments and surgeries. Once you complete the Virtual Second Opinion process, you may have the following options:

  • Advanced Therapies

    • Arthritis & nerve injury treatments

  • Innovative Microsurgeries

    • Trigger finger release surgery

  • Innovative Surgeries

    • Carpal tunnel surgery

    • Dupuytren’s contracture surgery

    • Hand Fracture & tendon repair

    • Polydactyly (extra fingers) surgery

What can I expect from seeking a Virtual Second Opinion?

  • More comprehensive options for surgery

  • Minimally invasive options for surgery

  • Objective perspectives on advantages and disadvantages of certain treatments

Frequently asked questions

It’s natural to have questions about getting a Virtual Second Opinion. We’re here with answers to some of the questions participants often have about our Virtual Second Opinion program.

Virtual Second Opinions are not covered by insurance, but other options may be eligible

Our Virtual Second Opinion service is unique by providing a high level of personalized service and giving you an accelerated second opinion report from the comfort of your home. Call us if you are interested in learning more about an in-person consultation, which may be eligible for insurance coverage at 310-423-4654.

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