Why was bypass recommended?
See how the coronary anatomy, symptoms, ischemia testing, heart function, and proposed targets support the recommendation.
Virtual CABG / bypass second opinion
For U.S. patients and families advised to have bypass surgery: specialist physicians review your angiogram and proposed plan online, then complete one report.
No referral or call is required to purchase. Start online from home.
THE DECISION IN FRONT OF YOU
A useful review does not begin with a preferred procedure. It begins with the anatomy, symptoms, testing, health context, and goals documented in your case.
See how the coronary anatomy, symptoms, ischemia testing, heart function, and proposed targets support the recommendation.
When relevant, CABG is considered beside PCI or stenting, guideline-directed medical therapy, or more information first.
Risk estimates, model limits, missing inputs, conduit considerations, and the next questions are made visible.
WHITEGLOVE Insights™
Your report connects the proposed bypass plan to the record, places reasonable alternatives in context, and prepares the next conversation with your treating team.
Cath findings, symptoms, testing, medications, heart function, and the proposed bypass plan in one clinical story.
CABG, PCI, medical therapy, or further evaluation—only when each path is relevant to the documented case.
Applicable STS operative-risk context, missing inputs, model limits, and patient-specific factors the estimate may not capture.
Questions about targets, completeness, conduits, timing, alternatives, and the treating program responsible for your care.
CASE-SPECIFIC REVIEW
The decision is rarely explained by one blockage or one score. The reviewers connect the parts of the case that can change strategy, timing, and risk.
Which vessels are narrowed, where disease sits, and whether left-main or multivessel disease is present.
How symptoms, functional limits, and testing connect to the proposed intervention.
Ejection fraction, wall motion, valve findings, and relevant viability context.
Diabetes, kidney or lung disease, prior stroke, frailty, prior procedures, and patient goals.
The proposed bypass targets, completeness, and case-specific conduit considerations.
Current professional guidance and risk models used with their inputs and limitations visible.
OPTIONS, IN CONTEXT
For non-emergency decisions, the reviewers consider each genuinely relevant path without implying that every option fits every patient.
Surgical revascularization considered in the context of anatomy, symptoms, heart function, diabetes, operative risk, targets, and the proposed plan.
A catheter-based path considered when relevant to anatomy, complexity, prior treatment, procedural risk, and goals.
Guideline-directed therapy and risk-factor management remain foundational with either procedure and may be the primary strategy in some cases.
When the record leaves a material uncertainty, the report identifies what imaging, testing, or documentation may help resolve it.
THREE PACKAGES. LIVE CONSULTATION INCLUDED.
Every package includes an independent written second opinion and a live physician consultation. Clarity provides one specialist; Collaborative adds a multidisciplinary approach when indicated; Concierge includes a multidisciplinary team and concierge access to every physician on that team through surgery day.
Compare every package detailAn independent second opinion from one specialist, with a live consultation to help you understand your options.
A coordinated second opinion with a multidisciplinary team approach when your case calls for it.
A multidisciplinary second opinion with concierge access to every physician on your reviewing team.
INDEPENDENT PHYSICIAN REVIEW
Your reviewing physician considers the complete record and explains the findings in a written report. Your treating clinicians remain responsible for your care.

Cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon
Reviews operative strategy, targets, conduits, completeness, timing, and risk.
Interventional cardiologist
Reviews anatomy, ischemia, PCI context, medical therapy, and heart function.The goal is not manufactured disagreement. It is a decision whose reasoning you can see.
Meet the physiciansHOW IT WORKS
No referral or travel is required. You can purchase first, then upload records securely.
Purchase directly or request a complimentary call if you want help comparing service levels.
Upload what you have. With your authorization, our records team can help identify and request what is missing.
Specialist physicians examine the same complete record, then confer on their findings.
Your report is delivered in 24 hours or less, guaranteed, after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete.
CLINICAL RIGOR
Professional guidance and risk models inform—but do not replace—case-specific physician judgment. Estimates have limitations and cannot predict an individual outcome with certainty.
CABG SECOND-OPINION FAQ
A member of our team will call within 2 business hours. During business hours, a same-day conversation with a cardiac surgeon or cardiologist may be arranged only when clinically appropriate and a physician is available.
More than one heart procedure recommended? Explore our heart-surgery second-opinion review.
Specialist physicians review the records relevant to your decision, which may include catheterization images and reports, echocardiography, ischemia testing, clinical notes, medications, laboratory results, prior procedures, and the proposed bypass plan. The report organizes the current recommendation, relevant alternatives, individual risk, missing information, and questions for your treating team.
Yes, when those paths are relevant to the documented anatomy and clinical situation. The report may compare CABG with PCI or stenting, guideline-directed medical therapy, or additional evaluation. Medication changes remain with the clinicians responsible for your care.
The report can organize the documented target vessels, completeness of the proposed revascularization, and conduit considerations such as internal mammary, radial-artery, and vein grafts. It explains relevant questions and uncertainty without prescribing an operation or replacing your treating surgeon.
The review considers the current STS Adult Cardiac Surgery Database operative-risk estimate when it applies and the required inputs are available. It identifies missing variables and makes model limitations visible. Any estimate supports discussion; it does not predict an individual outcome with certainty.
Specialist physicians independently review the same complete record, confer, and complete one patient-facing WHITEGLOVE Insights™ report. Expert perspectives are included in every package.
WhiteGlove Clarity is $995, Collaborative is $1,495, and Concierge is $1,995. Every package includes a written second opinion and live physician consultation. Clarity provides one specialist; Collaborative adds a multidisciplinary approach when indicated; Concierge includes a multidisciplinary team and concierge access to all physicians on that team through surgery day. These are one-time, direct-pay packages. You can purchase online or request a complimentary call.
Your report is delivered in 24 hours or less, guaranteed, after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete. Time spent gathering missing records is outside the 24-hour window.
No referral or travel is required for the written medical-record review. You can choose and purchase any package directly. With your authorization, the records team can help identify and request relevant missing materials.
You can request a review after a surgery date has been set, but timing depends on how quickly the necessary records become available and how urgent your condition is. Continue following your treating team’s instructions, and do not delay urgent or time-sensitive care while waiting for a second opinion.
No. WHITEGLOVEMD provides a limited-scope independent medical-record review. It does not provide emergency or ongoing treatment, order tests or medications, or replace the clinicians responsible for your care. The reviewing physicians’ role is defined in the consent and service terms.
THE DECISION STAYS YOURS
Start with a free discovery call, or choose a second-opinion package and begin online.