Price on Request
Why Price on Request?
The cost depends on the type of cancer, complexity of the consultation, diagnostic testing, pathology review, imaging and additional specialist services required. A personalized estimate is provided according to the patient's needs.
A Cancer Consultation is a specialist oncology assessment for patients with suspected, newly diagnosed or previously treated cancer.
The consultation may focus on:
Confirming the diagnosis
Understanding cancer type and stage
Reviewing pathology
Reviewing imaging
Discussing treatment options
Developing a personalized treatment plan
Providing a cancer second opinion
A cancer consultation may be appropriate for patients with:
A newly diagnosed cancer
A suspected cancer
Abnormal biopsy results
Abnormal imaging
Recurrent cancer
Advanced or metastatic cancer
A recommended cancer treatment
A need for a second opinion
The oncology team may review:
Medical history
Current symptoms
Previous diagnoses
Family history when relevant
Previous cancer treatments
Current medications
Overall health
For patients with an existing diagnosis, specialists may review pathology and biopsy reports to help confirm:
Cancer type
Tumor characteristics
Disease classification
Relevant biomarkers
Additional pathology testing may be recommended when necessary.
Existing imaging may be reviewed to better understand the extent of disease.
Depending on the cancer, this may include:
CT scans
MRI
PET scans
Ultrasound
X-rays
Other specialized imaging
Cancer staging helps determine how extensively cancer has developed or spread.
The staging process may consider:
Primary tumor
Lymph nodes
Distant spread
Imaging findings
Pathology results
Other relevant clinical information
After evaluation, the oncology team may discuss appropriate treatment options, which can include:
Surgery
Chemotherapy
Radiation therapy
Immunotherapy
Targeted therapy
Cellular therapies
Clinical trials
Supportive care
The recommended treatment depends on the cancer type, stage and individual patient factors.
Complex cancer cases may be reviewed by specialists from multiple disciplines, such as:
Medical oncology
Surgical oncology
Radiation oncology
Pathology
Radiology
Hematology
Specialized cancer programs
This can support coordinated treatment planning.
Patients may seek a cancer second opinion before starting or changing treatment.
Specialists may review:
Pathology
Biopsy reports
CT/MRI/PET scans
Previous treatment
Laboratory results
Current treatment recommendations
Depending on the cancer type, additional testing may be considered to identify:
Genetic cancer risks
Tumor biomarkers
Molecular characteristics
Potential targeted treatment options
For patients without a confirmed diagnosis but with concerning symptoms or findings, specialists may recommend appropriate diagnostic evaluation.
The appropriate testing depends on:
Age
Symptoms
Family history
Risk factors
Previous screening
Clinical findings
International patients should provide available medical records whenever possible.
Useful documents may include:
Biopsy reports
Pathology reports
CT/MRI/PET reports
Imaging CDs or digital files when available
Blood-test results
Previous treatment records
Chemotherapy records
Radiation treatment records
Medication list
A specialized consultation may help:
Clarify the cancer diagnosis
Review pathology and imaging
Determine disease stage
Understand treatment options
Develop an individualized treatment plan
Identify appropriate specialists
Obtain a cancer second opinion
Explore clinical or advanced treatment options
Massachusetts General Hospital provides comprehensive cancer care through Mass General Cancer Center, bringing together specialists across medical oncology, surgical oncology, radiation oncology, pathology, radiology and other cancer-related disciplines.
Price: Price on Request
Potential costs may include:
Oncology consultation
Pathology review
Imaging review
Laboratory testing
Additional diagnostic testing
Specialist consultations
Follow-up consultation
A personalized cost estimate should be requested according to the patient's diagnosis and evaluation requirements.
Patients with a suspected or confirmed cancer, abnormal biopsy, concerning imaging or an existing treatment recommendation may benefit from an oncology consultation.
Yes. A cancer consultation can include review of pathology, imaging, diagnosis and previous treatment recommendations for a second opinion.
Important records include pathology reports, biopsy results, imaging, laboratory reports, previous treatment records and medication lists.
The oncology team can review the available information and recommend appropriate treatment options, although additional testing may sometimes be needed.
Price is available on request. The final cost depends on the consultation, medical-record review and any diagnostic services required.
Product Name: Cancer Consultation at Massachusetts General Hospital
Hospital: Massachusetts General Hospital
Brand: Massachusetts General Hospital
Country: United States
Specialty: Oncology & Cancer Care
Service Type: Cancer Consultation
Customer-Facing Price: Price on Request
International Patients: Available
Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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