Is surgery the right next step?
See how the diagnosis, symptoms, testing, imaging, and proposed operation fit together.
Cardiac surgery second opinion
Understand the operation before you commit to it.
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist independently review the required records and imaging, then co-sign one patient-facing report.
Built for patients facing bypass, valve, aortic, redo, or combined operations who want the proposed plan explained before consent.
No referral or records are needed to request a call. Do not include records or sensitive medical details in the public form.
Required materialRecords + imaging
Independent reviewTwo clinical specialties
Patient-facingOne co-signed report
24-hour deliveryAfter the case is confirmed complete
The decision, not just the diagnosis
Three questions worth answering before consent.
A useful second opinion makes the reasoning visible—even when it confirms the plan already proposed.
Which approach fits the record?
Put open, minimally invasive, catheter-based, medical, or monitoring paths in clinical context.
What deserves another conversation?
Identify uncertainty, missing material, and focused questions to take back to your treating team.
One usable written opinion
A clear report for the conversation that comes next.
The report organizes what the physicians reviewed, where their reasoning leads, and what remains uncertain.
View a sample reportClinical picture
The diagnosis, relevant history, testing, imaging, and proposed plan.
Two perspectives
Independent cardiac-surgery and cardiology reasoning.
Options and tradeoffs
Reasonable paths explained when the record supports them.
Questions to carry forward
A focused agenda for your next treating-team conversation.
From question to report
A focused path through a complicated decision.
The records-collection period is separate from the physician-review window.
- 01
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you were told and what still feels unclear. No referral or records are needed to request a call.
- 02
Complete the case material
With your authorization, the records team can help gather the reports, notes, testing, and imaging required for review.
- 03
Receive the written opinion
Both physicians complete their independent review and co-sign the patient-facing report.
DELIVERY WINDOWDelivered within 24 hours after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete.
Written first. The written report does not include a live physician consultation. A live physician discussion may be arranged separately when appropriate and available.
Cardiac-surgery scope
Built around the operation you are facing.
You do not need to identify the right category before contacting us.
CABG
Bypass, stents, medical treatment, and timing.
Valve
Repair, replacement, catheter-based options, and timing.
Aorta
Aneurysm, dissection, operative extent, and surveillance.
Complex
Redo, combined, rhythm, and other difficult decisions.
Your treating team stays in charge.
Treating clinicians remain responsible for examination, diagnosis, procedure candidacy, prescriptions, emergency care, follow-up, and treatment.
The review stays advisory.
WHITEGLOVEMD does not order tests, prescribe, direct treatment, or replace ongoing care.
A simple place to begin
Before you consent, get the decision organized.
Tell us what was proposed and what still feels unclear. We will explain what an independent review would require.