You have a recommendation. You still have a decision.
Your Incision Should Be Your Decision™
The recommendation may be right. You should still understand why it was made, how urgent it is, and which alternatives may reasonably fit. A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist can virtually review the required records and imaging, then co-sign one clear report.
No referral or call is required to purchase. Begin securely online from home.
After a call request: A member of our team will call within 2 business hours. During business hours, a same-day conversation with a cardiac surgeon or cardiologist may be arranged only when clinically appropriate and a physician is available.
Every package includes both independent physician reviews and the co-signed written report. Higher service levels add one or both reviewing physicians live, or support through surgery day.
Start with the questions that protect the decision.
Four clear service levels
See every price and purchase directly. Every package includes both independent physician reviews and one co-signed report.
Compare every package detailTwo independent physician reviews and one co-signed report explaining the recommendation, timing, options, risk context, and next questions.
The same written review, plus a one-hour video or phone consultation with one reviewing physician.
The same written review, plus both reviewing physicians together with you in one live conversation.
The Heart Team review and consultation, plus concierge access for questions through surgery day.
The report is delivered within 24 hours only after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete. Time spent gathering missing records is outside the 24-hour window.
No referral or call is required to purchase. Direct-pay · secure one-time payment · no subscription · WHITEGLOVEMD does not submit insurance claims.
Before you consent
A useful second opinion may confirm the proposed operation. Its job is to make the reasoning, uncertainty, and reasonable alternatives visible—not to manufacture disagreement.
Connect the symptoms, testing, imaging, and anatomy to the operation your team proposed.
Ask what makes the recommendation urgent, how much time you have, and which symptoms require immediate care.
Clarify the procedure, surgical approach, expected benefit, recovery, and any other work planned at the same time.
Consider catheter-based, less-invasive, medical, or monitoring paths only when they are relevant to your individual case.
Put procedure-specific risk, durability, recovery, future options, and care-setting fit into your own clinical context.
Records, handled with you
Upload what you have. With your authorization, WHITEGLOVEMD can help identify and request the materials needed for review—including the actual cardiac imaging when it is relevant, not only the written report.
Cardiology and cardiac-surgery notes, symptoms, diagnoses, medications, prior procedures, and relevant history.
Echocardiography, catheterization, CT or MRI, rhythm or stress testing, laboratory results, and the actual imaging when relevant.
The recommended operation, timing, planned approach, treating hospital, and alternatives already discussed with you.
Conflicting measurements, missing studies, changing symptoms, risk factors, or parts of the recommendation that remain unclear.
WHITEGLOVE Heart Team
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review the same required records and imaging independently before bringing their perspectives together. The goal is not to push you toward or away from surgery. It is to make the reasoning visible.
Reviews the surgical indication, anatomy, proposed operation, technical options, timing, and perioperative considerations.
Reviews the diagnosis, imaging, medical context, non-operative or catheter-based options, and longitudinal heart-care perspective.
WHITEGLOVE Insights™One co-signed, patient-facing reportIndependent review · physician conference · two signaturesWHITEGLOVE Insights™
The report ties its explanation to the required record and gives you practical questions for the clinicians who know and treat you.
See a sample reportPrepared for
A clear account of the diagnosis, symptoms, test findings, imaging, and operation proposed.
The clinical reasoning for the recommendation and which details in the record support it.
What the available record suggests about timing, with uncertainty clearly identified for the treating team.
Surgical, catheter-based, less-invasive, medical, or monitoring paths only when they fit the case.
Procedure-specific considerations, important inputs, and the limitations of any applicable estimate.
A practical list to take back to the cardiologist and surgeon responsible for your care.
Exactly how it works
You bring the recommendation and the questions. The records team helps assemble what the reviewing physicians need.
See every price and purchase securely online. No referral or introductory call is required; request a complimentary call only if you want help choosing.
Upload what you have. With your authorization, the records team can help identify and request the relevant reports and imaging needed for review.
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review the same required records and imaging independently, then confer.
The report is delivered within 24 hours only after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete. Time spent gathering missing records is outside the 24-hour window. Both reviewing physicians co-sign the patient-facing report.
The report is delivered within 24 hours only after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete. Time spent gathering missing records is outside the 24-hour window.
Independent educational review
WHITEGLOVEMD reviews the required records and imaging and explains the decision in writing. The treating team remains responsible for examination, testing, prescriptions, treatment, urgent decisions, and ongoing care.
Ask whether a review fitsFrequently asked questions
Direct answers about urgency, records, the physician review, timing, cost, and what happens next.
Ask the treating cardiologist or surgeon how urgent the situation is, how much time you have to decide, and which symptoms require emergency care. Keep current appointments and follow their instructions. If they say there is time, you can then seek an independent review before consenting.
Do not delay urgent or time-sensitive care to wait for an online review. Ask the clinicians responsible for your care whether it is medically reasonable to take time for another review. WHITEGLOVEMD does not replace their judgment about immediate treatment.
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist independently review the same required records and imaging, confer, and co-sign one patient-facing WHITEGLOVE Insights™ report. Their surgical and cardiology perspectives are included at every service level.
The exact materials depend on the proposed operation. They may include cardiology and surgery notes, echocardiography, catheterization, CT or MRI, laboratory results, prior operative reports, and the proposed plan. With your authorization, the records team can help identify and request relevant missing materials.
The report is delivered within 24 hours only after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete. Time spent gathering missing records is outside the 24-hour window.
WHITEGLOVE Insights™ is $495 and includes two independent physician reviews and one co-signed written report without a live consultation. Consult is $995 and adds one reviewing physician live. Heart Team is $1,495 and brings both reviewing physicians together live. Concierge is $2,495 and adds support through surgery day. Every price is visible online, and no introductory call is required to purchase.
The report can evaluate how the recommendation fits the available symptoms, testing, imaging, anatomy, timing, risk, and reasonable alternatives. It may support the current plan, identify questions, or explain other options. It is educational decision support—not a new diagnosis, treatment order, or replacement for the treating team.
If your treating team says there is time
Choose a package and begin securely online, or request a complimentary call if you want help deciding.
After a call request: A member of our team will call within 2 business hours. During business hours, a same-day conversation with a cardiac surgeon or cardiologist may be arranged only when clinically appropriate and a physician is available.
No referral · no travel · records help available