onkommon.com
For clinicians
No single doctor has a tumour board.
Send the case. Keep the patient. Get back a written, evidence-graded plan you sign into your own record, usually within 72 hours.
Your case, at our board. Oncology, pathology, genomic interpretation and counselling, reviewed together, then returned to you.
Consult-only empanelment
A consulting address without a hospital attached to it
You hold sessions here. You keep your patients. You continue to operate or treat at your own institution, we have no theatre and want none.
No overheads, no politics
No rent, no staffing, no equipment, no institutional hierarchy. You bring your clinical judgement and your patients; everything around the appointment is run for you.
The workup is done for you
Imaging, pathology and pre-operative assessment are routed, chased and assembled by a navigator, not by your secretary, and not by the patient.
A board behind every difficult case
Oncology, pathology, genomic interpretation and counselling in one room, on your patient's file. That is not something a single clinician can convene alone.
Procedures stay yours
Whatever needs operating on, irradiating or infusing goes to your own institution. We are structurally incapable of taking it, we own no facility.
Sessions that suit your week
In-person, virtual or on-call. Two evenings a week is a real option, and late afternoon is the least contested capacity we have.
Your name on published work
Twelve research programmes, structured outcome capture and an ethics committee. Panel members are collaborators on the work their cases contribute to.
Consult-only empanelment, under a written agreement, for consultations actually delivered. Clinical independence is contractual fee-splitting for a referral is prohibited for registered practitioners and we will not construct anything that behaves like it. Remuneration is discussed in the contracting conversation, not published on a patient-facing website.
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Five seats we are actively recruiting
Consult-only. You keep your own practice.
Policy, not courtesy
We return the patient. Always.
A referring doctor who suspects their patients get absorbed stops referring, and tells every colleague why. So this is commercial policy with an owner and an audit.
Every time
You are named on the report. Copied the same day. The patient comes back to you with a written plan. If they ask to transfer, you are told before their first appointment.
A disciplinary matter here
Suggesting a patient leave their treating doctor. Accepting a transfer the patient did not initiate in writing. Issuing a plan without copying you.
Service levels you can hold us to
Send one case and judge us on what comes back
Pick one you are genuinely unsure about. Read the recommendation, the rejected alternatives and the evidence tiers. If it is not better than what you could write yourself, do not send a second.