Conditions & procedures we review
Bypass, valve surgery, aortic disease, AFib, or advanced heart failure—choose what your care team discussed. If you are not sure what it is called, that is okay.
WHITEGLOVE Heart Team A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review the same complete record and co-sign one clear report.
No referral is required. Records support is included. Continue following your treating team’s instructions while your case is reviewed.
Do not know the diagnosis name? Tell us what your surgeon or cardiologist said.
Send a short messageExplore the decision in front of you
A useful second opinion does more than repeat a diagnosis. It shows which clinical details change the decision, what reasonable alternatives exist, and what to ask next.
Coronary artery disease & bypass
Review the coronary anatomy, symptoms, heart function, and treating team’s plan before a bypass decision.
Aortic valve disease
Put stenosis or regurgitation severity, anatomy, age, durability, and future procedures into one decision view.
Mitral valve disease
Clarify the mechanism and severity of mitral disease, whether repair may be feasible, and which paths fit the case.
Aortic aneurysm & dissection
Place size, growth, location, valve findings, family history, and connective-tissue factors beside operative thresholds.
Atrial fibrillation & Maze
Review surgical ablation, catheter-based options, and left atrial appendage management in the context of the full operation.
Advanced heart failure
Organize candidacy, timing, prior treatment, organ function, and practical considerations for advanced heart-failure decisions.
More than one procedure—or none of these?
One or two sentences is enough. We’ll help identify the most relevant starting point before you choose a package.
When the diagnosis is clear but the path is not
These pages organize common either-or questions. They cannot determine which treatment is right without the complete record, source imaging, and physician review.
Compare how coronary anatomy, symptoms, heart function, diabetes, prior treatment, and long-term goals shape the discussion.
Explore the comparison 02AORTIC STENOSISPut anatomy, age, durability, access, coronary disease, the aorta, and future treatment options into the same decision view.
Explore the comparison 03VALVE CHOICEReview durability, anticoagulation, lifestyle, age, future procedures, and patient priorities without reducing the choice to one variable.
Explore the comparison 04AORTIC ROOTClarify valve findings, root anatomy, connective-tissue factors, repair options, and why center and surgeon experience may matter.
Explore the comparisonComplex & combined decisions
WHITEGLOVE Insights™
Your report is organized around the question in your record—not a generic explanation of the condition.
Important findings and the proposed plan are organized clearly and tied to the source material.
Surgical, catheter-based, medical, or monitoring paths are compared when relevant, with trade-offs and uncertainty visible.
Missing information, relevant risk in context, and focused questions for your treating team are brought into one practical next step.
A clear starting point
Every package begins with an independent cardiac surgeon review, an independent cardiologist review, and one co-signed written report. Add live physician time only if you want it.
Independent, co-signed, patient-facing written review
The 24-hour review window begins after required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete. Record collection time is separate.
Already know the diagnosis in your record?
Open the directory to find the exact term in your record. If several categories apply, message us instead of trying to choose the perfect one.
Questions families ask first
You do not need to diagnose yourself or choose the perfect category. Send us a message and share what your treating team told you. The team can confirm whether the service appears to fit before you select a package; your treating clinicians remain responsible for diagnosis and care.
No referral is required to request an independent record review. You can start online or send us a message before choosing a review.
Yes, when the complete record supports a combined decision. For example, a proposed operation may involve bypass, a valve procedure, aortic surgery, or rhythm treatment together. The review is organized around the full plan documented by the treating team rather than forcing each component into a separate category.
The exact record depends on the condition, but it may include clinic notes, echocardiograms, catheterization reports and images, CT or MRI studies, operative recommendations, medication lists, and recent laboratory results. The records team can help assemble the relevant material.
The 24-hour turnaround begins after the complete records and required imaging are received and the case is ready for review. Record collection time is separate, and urgent or time-sensitive treatment should never be delayed while waiting.
After your complimentary conversation, we email the package we recommend, what it includes, and the secure next step. There is no cost to talk to us. Additional service levels add a live consultation or continued support. WHITEGLOVEMD is a direct-pay service and does not submit an insurance claim.
Do not delay urgent or time-sensitive treatment while waiting for WHITEGLOVEMD. If you may be experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.
Not sure where your case fits?
Tell us what you were told, what is already scheduled, and what still feels unclear. A member of our team will call within 2 business hours. When your message arrives during business hours, a same-day clinical conversation is appropriate, and a physician is available, we can help arrange time with a cardiac surgeon or cardiologist.