ONLINE CARDIOLOGY SECOND OPINION
A cardiologist and cardiac surgeon independently review your complete record, then co-sign one clear written report. Understand the current plan, reasonable alternatives, and the questions worth asking before you move forward.
Timing begins after required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete.
Diagnosis, testing, and current plan.
Options, tradeoffs, and missing information.
THE DECISION IS YOURS. The report is built to make the next conversation more useful.
WHEN ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE HELPS
Getting another opinion does not mean abandoning your current cardiologist. It means giving two additional specialists the same complete record and asking them to make the decision easier to understand.
See the diagnosis, evidence, and stated rationale together.
Put medical, catheter-based, and surgical options into context.
Surface unresolved questions before the next appointment.
CONDITIONS AND DECISIONS
Choose a category to see how a record-based review can organize the decision. The report remains specific to the documents and imaging in your case.
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Put medical therapy, stents, bypass surgery, and the reasons behind the current plan into one understandable view.
THE WRITTEN DELIVERABLE
Every package includes the same co-signed WHITEGLOVE Insights™ report. It is built from the source record, reviewed by the WHITEGLOVE Heart Team, and written so you can use it with your current care team.
Explore a sample reportThe diagnosis, relevant history, testing, and plan already proposed—clearly attributed to the source record.
Where a cardiologist and cardiac surgeon align, where uncertainty remains, and what deserves discussion.
Applicable published guidance placed beside the clinical details that make it relevant to the case.
Validated risk models considered when applicable, with their inputs and limitations kept visible.
Clinical visuals tied to the findings in the record—not a generic explanation alone.
Medical, catheter-based, minimally invasive, and open surgical paths that may belong in the conversation.
Unresolved questions, incomplete workup, and additional studies to consider with the treating team.
A concise list for the next appointment, based on the record and the decision in front of you.
HOW IT WORKS
You bring the question. WHITEGLOVEMD helps gather the evidence, brings the two specialists to the same record, and returns a report you can take forward.
Start with the record-based review, or request a complimentary orientation call before choosing a package.
Upload what you have. With your authorization, the records team can help collect the reports, notes, testing, and imaging the review requires.
A cardiologist and cardiac surgeon independently review the complete record and bring their perspectives into one written report.
The 24-hour review window begins after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete. Live consultation is added only if selected.
START WITH THE WRITTEN REVIEW
The written review is a complete record-based review—not a live appointment. Higher tiers include the same report and add scheduled physician consultation.
WRITTEN REVIEW
OPTIONAL ADD-ON TIERS
CARDIOLOGY SECOND OPINION FAQ
Still deciding whether a review fits your situation? Request a complimentary orientation call.
Request a call todayA cardiology second opinion is a fresh review of your diagnosis, testing, and proposed treatment plan. With WHITEGLOVEMD, a cardiologist and cardiac surgeon each review the complete record and co-sign one written WHITEGLOVE Insights™ report.
Every case is reviewed by both a cardiologist and a cardiac surgeon. This dual-specialty approach is designed to place medical, catheter-based, and surgical considerations beside one another in the same written report.
Reviews may address coronary artery disease, heart valve disease, structural heart decisions, heart failure, cardiomyopathy, atrial fibrillation and other rhythm disorders, and aortic disease. The required records depend on the condition and question.
Pricing is shared during a complimentary discovery call, tailored to your case, and there is no cost to talk. The written dual-specialty review includes review by both physicians and a co-signed written report. Higher tiers add a scheduled live consultation with one or both reviewing physicians; the written report is included in every package.
No. The written review is the complete written record review. A live consultation is optional and is included only in higher-tier packages selected by the patient.
The 24-hour review window begins only after required medical records and imaging have been received and confirmed complete. If something is missing, the records team can identify what is still needed and help with collection.
The exact record depends on the clinical question. It may include cardiology notes, echocardiography, catheterization, CT or MRI imaging, rhythm monitoring, laboratory results, medication lists, and relevant hospital records. You can upload what you have first.
No. WHITEGLOVEMD provides an educational, record-based second opinion to support an informed conversation. It does not replace your treating clinicians, establish ongoing local care, or direct emergency treatment.
No referral is required for the record review, and the service is completed remotely. You can submit records and receive the written report without traveling to another hospital.
WHITEGLOVEMD is not an emergency service. Call 911 or seek immediate local emergency care for chest pain, severe shortness of breath, fainting, new weakness, or any other urgent symptoms.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with the complete written review, or request a call if you want help understanding the process first.
WHITEGLOVEMD is not an emergency service and does not replace your treating clinicians. Call 911 for urgent symptoms.