WHITEGLOVEMD

Chief Medical Officer · Cardiothoracic surgeon

Serrie C. Lico, MD

Dr. Lico is a cardiothoracic surgeon and Chief Medical Officer of WHITEGLOVEMD whose experience includes coronary bypass, valve repair and replacement, and aortic surgery.

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EDUCATION & TRAINING

The clinical training behind the review.

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  1. Medical School

    Drexel University College of Medicine / Hahnemann University

    Doctor of Medicine · 1989

  2. Residency

    Westchester Medical Center

    General Surgery · 1989–1991

  3. Residency

    Nassau University Medical Center

    General Surgery · 1991–1995

  4. Fellowship

    Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell

    Thoracic Surgery · 1995–1997

WHAT DR. LICO BRINGS TO THE REVIEW

A cardiac surgeon’s perspective on bypass, valve, and aortic decisions.

Within the Heart Team review, Dr. Lico contributes the cardiac-surgery perspective to cases involving bypass, valve, or aortic surgery and supports the clinical review process as Chief Medical Officer.

  1. 01

    The decision in context

    How the proposed plan fits the complete record, the available imaging, and the questions already raised by the treating team.

  2. 02

    Options worth discussing

    Which reasonable alternatives or refinements may deserve a direct conversation with the treating physician.

  3. 03

    Risk and recovery

    How the documented risks, expected recovery, and tradeoffs can be made easier to understand before a decision.

  4. 04

    Questions to take back

    A focused set of questions that helps the patient have a more productive conversation with the treating team.

A SECOND SET OF EXPERT EYES

Your decision deserves the complete picture.

Start with the records you already have. We’ll show you what is still needed and keep the next step clear.

SELECTED WORK

Published work and clinical contributions.

Selected peer-reviewed publications and educational contributions. External links open the source record.

NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN?

Send us a message about your case.

Tell us where you are in the decision. We’ll help make the next step clear and, when timing and case fit allow, connect you with a surgeon or cardiologist the same day.