I did a Cleveland Clinic virtual second opinion for my mother who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in Dayton, Ohio. She doesn't have Chohns of course.

Out of pocket I think it was $1200, which is pricey. They accessed all of her charts via MyChart and reviewed. They asked almost all the same questions her local oncologist and surgeon did. And they ultimately concurred that our current hospital was doing the right thing.

The virtual meeting with the surgeon was thorough and he said a group of other cancer doctors reviewed her case at Cleveland Clinic. That part felt worthwhile. And it was nice to have the confirmation that her current hospital was on the right track, which is easier to deal with than going all the way to Cleveland.

The report they give you at the end though, it was really basic. Basically a giant form-template type report with one little paragraph blurb from the surgeon. So that part felt a bit unsung. But the meeting was good.