Use cases
One review model. Three paths through the information.
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist independently review the required records and imaging, then co-sign one patient-facing report.
No referral or records are needed to request a complimentary call.
Choose a route
Start with the role you have in the decision.
Each route explains the same review from a different point of view. The service and its clinical boundaries do not change.
Understand the decision in front of you.
Start here when the reason for a proposed heart procedure, reasonable options, or the next questions still feel unclear.
Review the method and care boundary.
See how the source record, two specialty perspectives, visible uncertainty, and one written report support the next treating-team conversation.
Evaluate the model before discussing scope.
Review the patient-facing service first. Any organizational workflow, governance, responsibilities, and terms require separate discussion and agreement.
What stays the same
A defined written review, whichever route you take.
These statements describe the service. They do not forecast a diagnosis, recommendation, procedure, or clinical result.
Two independent clinical reads
Cardiac surgery and cardiology review the same required case material before the report is completed.
The clock starts with a complete case
Delivered within 24 hours after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete. Time needed to collect missing materials is separate.
One report—not an included appointment
The written report service does not include a live physician consultation. A live conversation may be arranged separately when appropriate and available.
Before you share anything
Keep the first step brief.
Share only a brief summary. Do not include records or sensitive medical details. If you continue, the team will explain how to send required materials.
WHITEGLOVEMD is not an emergency service. Call 911 or seek immediate local emergency care for a possible medical emergency.
Not sure which route to take?
Begin with the question you need the review to examine.
Request a complimentary call before gathering records, or preview the structure of the written report.