For Patients and Families
Know your options. Plan your next step.
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Care and Trials, Locally or Abroad
Ask About Care Support
A Clearer Starting Point
Support for you and the people you love.
When you or someone you love needs care, it can be hard to know where to turn. Fanoni helps you explore care information and clinical trials, prepare questions for your doctor, and ask about practical support with the next steps.
From a specialist nearby to a second opinion abroad, start with the questions that matter.
Understand Your Options
Prepare Your Next Step
Three Ways to Move Forward
Find information. Understand the next step.
Care and Second Opinions
Explore care pathways and prepare questions about specialists, hospitals and second opinions near you or abroad. Providers must confirm services, costs, referral requirements and availability.
Clinical Trials
Explore published trials by condition and location. Review study requirements, recruiting status, sites and contacts, with links to original sources. Discuss possible options with your doctor; the study team confirms eligibility.
Appointments and Follow-Up
Ask about practical help with clinic calls, appointment requests, reminders, rescheduling and administrative follow-up. We first confirm what support is available and agree its scope with you.
Help with the steps around your care.
Clinic calls, appointment requests and follow-up can take time. Ask Fanoni what support is available for your journey. Once agreed, coordination may include reminders, rescheduling and administrative follow-up.
Your provider confirms every appointment, and your treating team remains responsible for medical decisions.
Explore Options
Review With Your Doctor
Ask For Support
Agree Next Steps
Questions Before Your Next Step
Can I use Fanoni without looking for a trial?
Yes. Start with a general care question, preparation for a specialist appointment or a second opinion. Fanoni Care helps you explore public information; provider coverage is limited. Ask the team what navigation support is available for your needs.
Can Fanoni book appointments and manage follow-up?
The public research app does not book appointments. Ask Fanoni about available support with clinic calls, appointment requests, reminders, rescheduling and administrative follow-up. We agree the scope before coordination begins, and the provider must confirm every appointment.
Can I explore care in another country?
You can explore information and prepare questions about care nearby or abroad. Confirm the service, referral requirements, availability, insurance, costs and any travel requirements with the relevant organizations before making arrangements.
Does finding a trial mean I can join it?
No. Published criteria and recruiting status are starting points for discussion. Your doctor helps you consider an option, and the study team must assess eligibility through formal screening. Participation is voluntary.
Do I need to send medical records to start?
No. Begin with a general question and a broad location. Do not send medical records by email or through this website. If records are needed later, the team will explain the approved process and request the relevant permissions.
What will care or coordination cost?
Ask about any Fanoni support fees before agreeing to coordination. Confirm treatment, insurance and travel costs with the relevant providers. A trial listing does not establish which expenses are covered.
Where should I start if I am looking for care?
Begin with the question you want answered and a broad location. Compare the information with your treating team, then confirm services, access and costs directly with the provider or study site.
Sources and Further Reading
These sources provide background. They do not endorse Fanoni or confirm access to a provider or study.
Your Next Step
Begin with one question.
Start with a general care or trial question in Fanoni Care. Explore source-linked information and prepare for a conversation with your doctor. You do not need to upload medical records to begin.
