For families in the US · for a loved one in India

When the call comes from India, be the one with a plan.

Your loved one in India has a diagnosis and a treatment plan from their doctor. You're in the United States, and everyone is looking to you. Apex Opinion connects your loved one with an independent US board-certified specialist, whose expert second opinion reaches them and their treating physician in India in 5 to 7 business days. You make the introduction.

The call comes at 2 AM. The decision deserves a clear head.

You know the hospital's name but not the doctor's. You've read the report three times and understood half of it. The decision is next week, and you are the one everyone is waiting on. This is what a second look is for, and you don't have to be in the room to set it in motion. The case is your loved one's, in India. Your part is to get it started.

How it works

How it works when you are not there.

Step 01

Send this to your loved one in India

One tap shares it on WhatsApp, with a note in your words. They start their own case. The account, the consent and the records are theirs.

Step 02

Their records are uploaded from India

To their own account, through the guided intake.

Step 03

A US specialist reviews and writes

The expert opinion goes to your loved one and to their treating physician in India.

What it costs

Quoted and billed in Indian rupees, to your loved one's case. The exact total is shown before anyone pays.

Paying from abroad? See the two ways to pay.

Who this is for

People living in India who are under the care of a doctor there. If the person who needs the opinion lives in the United States, Apex Opinion is not available to them.

What your loved one receives

A clear written expert opinion, addressed to their treating physician with a copy to them, with the option to discuss it on video.

Apex Opinion is an independent advisory service. We are not owned by any hospital or insurer, and our specialists have no stake in what treatment you ultimately choose.

Paying from abroad

You pay from abroad. They start the case in India.

Two ways to pay, both by card in US dollars through Stripe. You see the price privately, before you pay.

Your loved one has started their case

At the payment step in the Apex Opinion app, they tap “A family member abroad will pay” and send you a private link. You pay through that link and their case goes ahead once payment is confirmed.

Ask them for the link →

You would like to pay first?

We email you a private link to see the prices. Choose and pay for a review. After you pay, you get a code to send your loved one. They enter it in the app when they start their case.

Pay first and get a code →

Payments are processed securely by Stripe. Private links expire, and each code works once. An unused code is fully refundable on request by the original purchaser to the original payment method. Paying does not give you access to your loved one's medical information or report.

Questions, answered

What families ask us first.

Your loved one's, in India. They hold the account, give consent, and receive the expert opinion, along with their treating physician in India.

Yes, in two ways, both by card in US dollars through Stripe. If your loved one has started their case, they can send you a private payment link from the Apex Opinion app. Or you can pay first: we email you a private link to see the prices, and after paying you get a code that your loved one enters in the app. Note that paying does not give you access to their medical information or report.

Only if your loved one shares it with you. It is theirs, and it goes to them and to their treating physician in India.

No. Apex Opinion is not for medical emergencies. If your loved one needs urgent care, they should seek immediate local care in India.

No. The service is for people living in India who are under the care of a doctor there. It is not available for anyone living in the United States.

Your loved one uploads them to their own account through the guided intake, from India. We confirm everything a specialist needs is in place before the review begins.