Coronary artery disease & bypass
Bypass, stents, or medical treatment?
Explore how coronary anatomy, symptoms, heart function, and the documented plan shape the decision.
Explore bypass second opinions
Conditions & decisions we review
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist independently review the required records and imaging, then co-sign one patient-facing report.
Not sure what the condition is called? Tell us what your treating team said. No referral or records are needed to request a call.

2 physicianscardiac surgeon + cardiologist
1 reportpatient-facing and co-signed
Within 24 hoursafter all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete
Common starting points
Choose the category that sounds closest to what your surgeon or cardiologist discussed. You do not need to diagnose yourself.
Coronary artery disease & bypass
Explore how coronary anatomy, symptoms, heart function, and the documented plan shape the decision.
Explore bypass second opinionsAortic valve disease
Review severity, anatomy, age, durability considerations, and the plan reflected in your record.
Explore aortic valve reviewsMitral valve disease
Clarify the valve problem, its severity, timing, and the options supported by the available record.
Explore mitral valve reviewsAortic aneurysm & dissection
Review size, growth, location, valve findings, family history, and the documented decision thresholds.
Explore aortic surgery reviewsAtrial fibrillation & Maze
Review surgical ablation and left atrial appendage management in the context of the documented operation.
Explore AFib surgery reviewsAdvanced heart failure
Organize candidacy factors, timing, prior treatment, organ function, and questions for your treating team.
Explore transplant and LVAD reviewsWhen the diagnosis is clear
These guides frame common comparison questions. They do not select a treatment without complete records, imaging, and physician review.
See which clinical details often shape the discussion.
Explore the question 02Aortic stenosisUnderstand the questions around anatomy, durability, and future options.
Explore the question 03Valve choicePut durability, anticoagulation, lifestyle, and priorities in context.
Explore the question 04Aortic rootClarify how valve findings, root anatomy, and the record affect the question.
Explore the questionAlready know the diagnosis?
Use the exact term from your record—or request a call if more than one category may apply.
A simple place to begin
We will listen to what you were told and explain whether an independent heart-surgery record review may fit.