WHY WHITEGLOVEMD
The difference is what happens between your records and your decision.
You should not have to assemble the case alone—or choose between a surgical view and a cardiology view. We coordinate the record, two physician reviews, and one clear report built for the decision in front of you.
Tell us what you were told and what still feels unresolved. No referral is required to start. Our team responds within 2 business hours.
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- physician perspectives
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- co-signed report
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- after required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete
THE DECISION IN FRONT OF YOU
Your findings.
Made understandable.
A COORDINATED MODEL
Not just another opinion. A usable path from record to decision.
A strong review is more than a physician looking at a chart. The record, the clinical perspectives, the written output, and the next conversation all have to connect.
A case assembled before it is interpreted
Records, reports, and imaging often live in different places.
With your authorization, our records team helps identify and request the material needed for the clinical question.
Two specialties looking at the same record
Surgical and cardiology perspectives can reach a patient through separate conversations.
For cardiac surgery reviews, a cardiac surgeon and cardiologist each examine the same required case material before their reasoning is brought together.
Reasoning you can actually take with you
A verbal opinion can be difficult to remember, compare, or share with family.
The result is one co-signed, patient-facing WHITEGLOVE Insights™ report built for the next conversation with your treating team.
The price and level of access are visible upfront
Patients should not have to start a process before learning what it costs or what is included.
The written review is $495. Live access to one or both reviewing physicians—and ongoing support—can be added only if useful.
IDENTIFIABLE HUMAN PHYSICIANS
The operating-room view and the cardiology view—on the same case.
For cardiac surgery reviews, both specialties examine the same required case material. The physicians assigned to a specific case may vary, and the report identifies the physicians who performed the review.

Rahul R. Handa, MD
Fellowship-trained cardiothoracic surgeonOperative indication, anatomy, technical options, procedure fit, and perioperative considerations.
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Sandeep M. Patel, MD, FACC, FSCAI, RPVI
Board-certified in cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiologyMedical therapy, catheter-based alternatives, diagnostic context, and longitudinal cardiac perspective.
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The conclusion matters. The visible reasoning is what makes it usable.
Your report organizes the clinical picture, appropriate alternatives, risk context, uncertainty, and next questions—without pretending that a document replaces the treating team.
Explore the sample reportYour clinical picture
The diagnosis, history, testing, imaging, and proposed plan already documented in your record.
Reasoning linked to the record
Key dates, measurements, and findings remain connected to their source so they can be checked.
Risk in context
Applicable risk estimates are shown with their required inputs, scope, missing information, and limitations.
Reasonable paths
Surgical, minimally invasive, catheter-based, and medical options are compared when relevant to the case.
What is still unresolved
Missing workup or uncertainty stays visible instead of being turned into false confidence.
Questions and next steps
A practical set of questions to bring back to the clinicians responsible for treatment.
Risk estimates are considered only when the procedure and available inputs fit the model. Estimates do not predict an individual outcome with certainty or replace physician judgment.
FROM FIRST MESSAGE TO SIGNED REPORT
Less record chasing. More useful conversation.
Begin with a message if you are still orienting—or go directly to the packages if you already know what you want.
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Message us or view the packages
Tell us what you were told and what still feels unresolved. No referral is required to begin.
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Choose the access you want
Every package includes the same dual-physician written review. Higher tiers add live physician time or ongoing support.
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We help complete the case
Upload what you have or authorize our records team to help identify and request what the reviewers need.
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Two physicians review
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review the required case material and bring their perspectives into one co-signed report.
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Receive a report you can use
The 24-hour clinical review window starts only after all required records and imaging are received and confirmed complete.
TRANSPARENT FROM THE START
The written review is $495. Live physician access is optional.
Every package includes the same two-physician, co-signed written report. The difference is how much live access and ongoing support you want.
WHITEGLOVE Insights™
$495Written report only
WHITEGLOVE Consult
$995Written report + live consultation with one reviewing physician
WHITEGLOVE Heart Team
$1,495Written report + both reviewing physicians live together
WHITEGLOVE Concierge
$2,495Written report + both physicians live + support through the day of surgery
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BEGIN
The details should be clear before you send a record.
Message us if your question is specific to the situation in front of you.
Send us a messageWhat makes WHITEGLOVEMD different from getting another appointment?+
For a cardiac surgery review, WHITEGLOVEMD coordinates the required case material, has a cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review it, and delivers their reconciled reasoning in one patient-facing report signed by both physicians. A conventional appointment may still be valuable, but it does not necessarily include that coordinated process or written output.
Who actually reviews my case?+
A cardiac surgeon and cardiologist review the required case material. The physicians assigned to a specific review may vary based on the clinical question and availability. You receive a report signed by the physicians who performed the review.
Do I have to gather every record myself?+
No. Upload what you already have. After the required authorization is complete, the records team can help identify and request the reports, notes, testing, and imaging needed for the review.
When does the 24-hour turnaround begin?+
The 24-hour clinical review window begins only after all required medical records and imaging have been received and confirmed complete. Time spent collecting missing material is outside that window.
Is the $495 review different from the report in higher-priced packages?+
No. Every package includes the same dual-physician, co-signed WHITEGLOVE Insights™ written report. The higher-priced packages add live access to one reviewing physician, both reviewing physicians together, or ongoing support through the day of surgery.
Does the review replace my treating surgeon or cardiologist?+
No. WHITEGLOVEMD provides educational decision support and independent medical-record review. Your treating clinicians remain responsible for diagnosis, prescriptions, emergency care, procedure candidacy, and treatment.
What if the second opinion agrees with the original plan?+
Confirmation can still be valuable when it makes the reason for the procedure, timing, alternatives, risk, and remaining questions easier to understand. The goal is clarity—not disagreement for its own sake.
Can I message you before I am ready to purchase?+
Yes. Tell us what you were told and what you need help understanding. Our team responds within 2 business hours. When your message arrives during business hours and a same-day clinical conversation is appropriate, the team can help arrange time with a cardiac surgeon or cardiologist, subject to physician availability. This is not urgent or emergency care.
YOUR INCISION SHOULD BE YOUR DECISION™
Start with the question—not the paperwork.
Tell us what you were told, what still feels unresolved, and where you are in the decision. We will help you understand the next step.
Our team responds within 2 business hours. When your message arrives during business hours and a same-day conversation is clinically appropriate, time with a cardiac surgeon or cardiologist may be arranged subject to physician availability. Not for urgent or emergency care.