Cardiac surgeon
Examines the proposed operation, technical approach, alternatives, and surgical considerations.

How it works
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist independently review the required records and imaging, confer, and co-sign one patient-facing report.
Free conversation. No obligation to purchase.
Purchase online. No call required.
No referral needed. Complete the written review from home.

The review, step by step
Every handoff has a clear purpose—from the first conversation to the opinion you can take back to your treating team.
Choose how to begin
Compare packages and purchase online. If you would like help first, request a complimentary call. No referral or records are needed to begin.
Build the record
After purchase, create your secure patient account and authorize records collection. Our team helps gather the records and imaging required for your clinical question.
Review from both sides
Each specialist evaluates the same complete case material through a different clinical lens before the findings are reconciled.
Clarity in hand
Your patient-facing report brings the reasoning, relevant options, tradeoffs, and questions for your treating team into one place.
Ready to take the first step?
View packages & pricingOne case. Two specialties.
Each physician begins from the same required records and imaging but brings a different clinical perspective. Their findings are discussed and brought together in one co-signed opinion.
Examines the proposed operation, technical approach, alternatives, and surgical considerations.
Examines the diagnosis, testing, medical and catheter-based options, and timing.

What you receive
WHITEGLOVE Insights™ turns a complex record into a structured opinion you and your family can understand and use with your treating doctors.
The written review is delivered as a report. Any live physician conversation is optional and arranged separately when appropriate and available.
Common questions
No. You can request a complimentary call before you have gathered anything. If you move forward, we explain what your case requires and help coordinate collection with your authorization.
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review the required case material independently. They then confer and co-sign the final patient-facing report.
It gives you a clear view of the clinical reasoning, relevant options and tradeoffs, and focused questions to discuss with your treating doctors.
A clear place to begin
Tell us what you are facing. We will listen, explain the review process, and help you understand the next step.