Accuracy
Subspecialty routing
A brain MRI goes to a neuroradiologist, a knee MRI to a bone and joint radiologist. We don't route to generalists.
Founded by board-certified radiologists
Your scan, explained and double-checked
Send your MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound or PET‑CT. Choose an AI report in minutes or a radiologist's signed second opinion in 24 to 48 hours.
Written by our AI in plain words. You can book a radiologist anytime.
Read and signed by a radiologist matched to your scan. Exact price before you pay.
Orbius AI reportNot signed
Findings
An 18 mm solid nodule in the upper left lung, with spiculated edges.
Spiculated means spiky rather than smooth.
Next step
PET-CT in the next few weeks, and a radiologist's review of this study.
Ready in minutes · from $20
Signed second opinion
Conclusion
A single 18 mm nodule with spiky edges. PET-CT within two weeks.
Signed by Dr. Sarah Bennett · Thorax radiology
Read by named radiologists, matched to your scan. Meet the radiologists
Partnered with the best
Two ways to get your scan readChoose the read
Choose the read
you need
Two separate options. You see the exact price before you pay.
| Orbius AI reportfrom $20 | Radiologist second opinionfrom $60 | |
|---|---|---|
| Who reads your scan | Orbius, our AI | A board-certified radiologist matched to your scan |
| What you get | A structured report, with every term explained | A signed report, compared with your original report |
| Signed by a doctor | No, it is not a diagnosis | Yes, with the radiologist's name and the date |
| Ready in | Minutes | Usually 24 to 48 hours |
| Price | From $20 | From $60, depending on the radiologist |
| Best for | Understanding your scan quickly | A doctor's opinion you can act on |
| Get my AI report | Get a second opinion |
Already have an AI report? You can still book a radiologist. It is a separate consultation, paid separately, and your scans carry over.
Meet the teamThe radiologists behind
The radiologists behind
your read
A few of the 25+ specialists who read cases on DocOrbit.
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Nuclear medicine
Haba Henrik, MD
Oncologic Nuclear Medicine · Scintigraphy · PET/CT
Radiology
Mousa Sayej, MD
Cardiac Radiology · Neuroradiology · Thoracic Radiology · Vascular Radiology
Radiology
Wilson Oliveira Ezequiel Neto, MD
Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Thoracic Radiology · Emergency & Trauma Radiology
Radiology
Bita Panahi, MD
Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Interventional Radiology · Oncologic Imaging · Vascular Radiology · Emergency & Trauma Radiology
Radiology
Angel Sosa Fleitas, MD
Musculoskeletal Radiology · Head & Neck Radiology · Oncologic Imaging · Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Thoracic Radiology · Neuroradiology · Pediatric & Neonatal Radiology · Vascular Radiology · Breast Imaging
Radiology
Amr Rashad Abdelaziz, MD
Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Head & Neck Radiology · Musculoskeletal Radiology · Neuroradiology · Vascular Radiology
Nuclear medicine
Asif Ali Fakhri, MD
PET/CT · Scintigraphy · Molecular Imaging
Radiology
José Antonio Segnini, MD
Abdominal & Pelvic Radiology · Breast Imaging · Pediatric & Neonatal Radiology · Musculoskeletal Radiology · Neuroradiology
Why a second read
Diagnostic errors are common. A second opinion is the most reliable way to catch them.
11%
average diagnostic error rate across the diseases studied in the US Source ↗
12M
diagnostic errors yearly in the US alone Source ↗
795k
deaths or permanent disabilities from diagnostic error each year in the US Source ↗
92%
of discrepancies found on a second read affected care decisions (emergency transfers) Source ↗
How it worksFour steps to
Four steps to
real answers
Upload once, choose who reads it, and get a report you can take to your doctor.
1
Upload your scan
Files from your hospital CD, a ZIP or a portal link. Orbius guides you, and you can add your original report.
2
Choose who reads it
Orbius, our AI, or a board-certified radiologist matched to your scan.
3
Get your report
From Orbius in minutes. From your radiologist in 24 to 48 hours, signed with their name.
4
Ask your questions
Something unclear? Ask follow-up questions, then take the report to your doctor.
Get a second opinionSecond opinion from $60, AI report from $20. You see the exact price before you pay.
Sample reportThe report you'll
The report you'll
actually receive
Clear, structured and signed, in the format your doctor already reads.
- Clear sectionsFindings, conclusion and recommendations, plus a summary in plain words.
- SignedThe radiologist's name and the report date. Bring it to any clinic.
- Outlined on your imagesEach key finding marked on the scan and measured.
Get your reportMost reports back in 24–48 hours
Findings
Solid nodule in the left upper lobe, 18 × 15 mm (series 2, image 190), with spiky edges (spiculated) and a thin strand pulling on the nearby lining of the lung (pleural tag).
Needs prompt work-up · PET-CT
Annotation
Conclusion
- A single 18 mm nodule in the left upper lobe with spiky edges. Its size and shape need prompt work-up (Lung-RADS 4X).
- No sign of spread to the lymph nodes or the lining of the lung.
Recommendations
- PET-CT within two weeks to see how active the nodule is.
- Review by the lung team (thoracic multidisciplinary meeting) once the PET-CT is back.
- If the PET-CT is unclear, a CT-guided biopsy can be considered.
Built for radiology
Founded by board-certified radiologists. Every step was designed by people who read scans for a living.
Speed
24–48 hours
Most second opinions come back in one or two days, not weeks. Urgent cases can go faster.
Intelligence
AI in minutes
Need a quick first read? Orbius, our AI, writes a structured report in minutes, from $20.
We accept every scan your hospital can export, from X-ray to PET-CT, as DICOM, JPEG or PDF.
MRIbrain, spine, MSK, cardiac, abdominalCTchest, abdomen, head, low-dose lung screeningX-ray & USGchest, MSK, mammography, obstetric, vascularPET & NMFDG-PET, bone & thyroid scintigraphy, theranostics
Meet Orbius
Your instant AI radiologist
Upload a scan and Orbius writes a structured radiology report in minutes: findings, conclusion and next steps, in plain words. Available 24/7.
- Minutes, not days. A first read the moment your scan lands.
- Clear and structured. Findings, conclusion and next steps, with every term explained.
- Questions welcome. Ask Orbius about anything in your report.
An AI-generated first read. It does not replace your doctor.
Patient storiesUsed by 10,000+ patients
Used by 10,000+ patients
worldwide
Patients from London to Berlin, Bangalore to Dubai, and across Australia and New Zealand use DocOrbit when the clock is running and the diagnosis still isn't clear.
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Common questions
Still unsure? Start your case, or talk to a radiologist on our team.
What is the difference between the AI report and a second opinion?
They are two separate options. The Orbius AI report is a structured pre-read written by our AI in minutes, from $20. No doctor reviews it, so it is not a diagnosis. In a radiologist second opinion, a board-certified radiologist matched to your scan reads it and signs the report, usually within 24 to 48 hours, from $60. If you start with an AI report, you can book a radiologist later as a separate, paid consultation.
How much does it cost?
An AI report from Orbius starts at $20. A radiologist second opinion starts at $60, and the exact price depends on the radiologist. You see it before you pay. No subscription, no insurance paperwork.
Who are the radiologists?
Board-certified radiologists and nuclear-medicine specialists, matched to your scan: neuro, musculoskeletal, chest, abdominal, breast or nuclear medicine. Your report carries their name, and you can read every profile and patient review in our specialist directory.
Which scans can I send, and how?
MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, mammography and DEXA, plus nuclear medicine such as PET-CT and scintigraphy. Upload the files from your hospital CD or USB stick (a ZIP of the folder works), or share a link from your hospital's portal. Add your original report if you have one.
How fast will I get my report?
The AI report is ready in minutes. Most second opinions come back within 24 to 48 hours, and urgent cases can be expedited on request.
Is a second opinion worth it if I already have a hospital report?
Often, yes. A fresh, independent read can confirm your report or catch something that changes your next step. Share your original report, and the radiologist will say where they agree or disagree. See how that looks in our sample report.
Can I show the report to my doctor?
Yes. Both reports are made for that. The second opinion is a signed radiology report in the format doctors read. The AI report helps you understand your scan and prepare your questions, but it is not a diagnosis. Neither replaces your own doctor.
Who can see my scans?
Your scans are encrypted in transit and at rest. Orbius reads them for an AI report, and the radiologist on your case reads them for a second opinion. We never sell your data, and you can ask us to delete it at any time. See how we handle your data.
From the blog
Reading your radiology report
Plain-English explainers on the imaging findings patients ask about most, written and reviewed by our specialists.
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Can Two Radiologists Interpret the Same Scan Differently?
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Head and Neck MRI Second Opinion
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Can Radiologists Miss Things on MRI or CT Scans?
Yes, sometimes, though what slips through is usually small or subtle. Here's why radiologists can miss things on MRI and CT, which findings are overlooked most often, and what to do if something doesn't add up.
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