For patients and families facing a cancer diagnosisUnderstand your treatment plan.
Understand your treatment plan.
Then have a specialist check it.
Ask as much as you need about your diagnosis, your options, and what your doctors have told you — free, and grounded in current oncology guidelines with the sources shown. Upload your reports, and your actual pathology slides and imaging studies — the real files, not screenshots. And when you want a doctor’s own judgement, a named specialist on our panel reads your case personally.
Unlimited questions about your diagnosis and treatment options
Plain-language explanations of your reports and terminology
Your plan checked against current published guidelines
A written list of questions to bring to your next appointment
Free with an account. No card, no time limit, no message cap.
Takes a minute to joinNo card requiredYour data is never sold
- You ask a question. Signing up takes about a minute — email and password, nothing else.
- You get a clear explanation straight away, grounded in current clinical guidelines.
- If you upload reports, an oncologist reviews them personally. Reviews come back the same day.
- Nothing is shared outside your care. You can delete everything at any time.
Your specialists
A medical oncologist, a radiation oncologist, a radiologist, and a pathologist. Your case is read by the specialists it actually needs.
Dr. Neil Friedman, MD
Medical oncology
- Chief of Oncology, Laniado Hospital, Netanya
- Indiana University; residency at Albert Einstein; fellowship at Yale
Dr. Elisha Tzvi Fredman, MD
Radiation oncology
- Medical Director of Radiation Oncology, Assuta Medical Center, Tel Aviv
- Case Western Reserve University; residency at University Hospitals Cleveland
- Focus: Genitourinary cancers — SBRT and IMRT
Dr. David H. Frager, MD
Radiology
- Associate Professor, Mount Sinai Health System, New York
- Perelman School of Medicine; residency in diagnostic radiology at Montefiore Medical Center
Dr. Vladimir Kravtsov, MD
Pathology
- Director of Cytopathology, Meir Medical Center, Israel
- Izhevsk State Medical Institute; postgraduate training in Moscow
- Focus: Cytopathology — diagnostic surgical pathology
Your case is routed to the specialist whose discipline fits it — and when a diagnosis turns on the slides or the scans, to the pathologist or radiologist directly.
Every specialist on our panel
- Each specialist holds a current leadership or academic appointment tied to their specialty.
- Each specialist completed residency, fellowship, or other formal post-graduate training beyond a basic medical degree.
- Each specialist is in active clinical practice today — not relying solely on past credentials.
How it works
- 1Create a free account and ask your question
- 2Get a structured, guideline-grounded explanation immediately
- 3Upload your reports when you want a specialist to read them
- 4A specialist reviews your case and replies the same day
Facing a decision in the next few days?
That’s exactly when to use this. If you’re scheduled for surgery, starting treatment, or being asked to sign a consent form this week, say so when you write to us. Reviews come back the same day.
Don’t postpone or cancel scheduled treatment while you wait for us. If a review raises something worth discussing, bring it to your treating doctor — that conversation can happen right up to the day of surgery.
What it costs
What we are not
- We don't replace your oncologist. We help you understand your plan and prepare for your next appointment.
- We don't diagnose or prescribe. We explain, and we check your plan against current published guidelines.
- We can't examine you or order tests. Everything is based on the records you provide.
From our specialists
What we’re reading and thinking about in oncology.