How your review works

Your surgical second opinion, step by step.

Your reviewing physician considers the required records and imaging, explains the findings, and prepares a clear written opinion for you and your treating team.

Accepting patients now for cardiac, lung, esophageal, abdominal and hernia surgery. Start with a complimentary call. The published online packages and 24-hour review window apply to cardiac reviews; we explain the other specialties’ scope, cost and timing before purchase.

Request a complimentary call

Free conversation. No obligation to purchase.

Packages & pricing

Purchase online. No call required.

No referral needed. Complete the written review from home.

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Independent by designIndependent expertise. A clear written opinion.

Your review, step by step

We coordinate the work around your decision.

Every handoff has a clear purpose—from the first conversation to the opinion you can take back to your treating team.

  1. 01

    Choose how to begin

    Choose your review, or talk with us first

    Start with a complimentary call to discuss your surgical decision. Our surgical second-opinion packages can also be purchased online. No referral or records are needed to request a call.

  2. 02

    Build the record

    Authorize records coordination

    After purchase, create your secure patient account and authorize records collection. Our team helps gather the records and imaging required for your clinical question.

  3. 03

    Independent physician review

    Your case enters physician review

    Your reviewing physician examines the required case material and considers your questions, the proposed plan, and the alternatives relevant to your situation.

  4. 04

    Clarity in hand

    Receive one written opinion

    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?

Packages & pricing

Your records. Your questions.

A careful review. A clear explanation.

The review starts with your actual records and the decision you face. Your physician explains what those records show, what remains uncertain, and what deserves discussion with your treating team.

01

The proposed operation

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

02

The clinical context

Examines the diagnosis, testing, medical and catheter-based options, and timing.

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One patient-facing report
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Sample report shown. Every opinion is specific to the records provided.

What you receive

A report built to make the next conversation better informed.

WHITEGLOVE Insights™ turns a complex record into a structured opinion you and your family can understand and use with your treating doctors.

Every package includes a written second opinion and a live physician consultation. Multidisciplinary review and concierge access depend on your selected package.

  • Clinical pictureThe diagnosis, testing, and proposed plan reflected in the records reviewed.
  • Reasoning and tradeoffsRelevant options, benefits, risks, uncertainties, and limitations in context.
  • Questions for your teamA focused agenda for the conversations and decisions that follow.

Common questions

What families ask before they begin.

01

Do I need a referral or records to start?

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.

02

Who reviews my case?

A physician with relevant specialty expertise reviews the required records and imaging. The written opinion explains the findings, uncertainty, and questions to discuss with your treating team.

03

What will the report help me do?

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

Start with the decision in front of you.

Tell us what you are facing. We will listen, explain the review process, and help you understand the next step.