Start with your question
Tell us what you want to understand and share the relevant written records through your account. We confirm whether your question fits the service.
Physician-led education
Make sense of your heart-care records, medicines, and the recommendations you have received. Talk with an interventional cardiologist and take away a clear written explanation.

Understand your existing care plan with a physician. Your treating team continues to direct your care.
Sample cases
From a blood pressure plan to a procedure discussion, these fictional examples show the written explanation, medication list, and questions you receive with a $350 review.
How it works
Tell us what you want to understand and share the relevant written records through your account. We confirm whether your question fits the service.
Spend 30 minutes with a physician by phone or video. Ask about unfamiliar words, the plan in your notes, and the questions you have not had time to ask.
Keep a plain-language summary, an organized medication list, and questions for your treating team. One follow-up clarification is included.
You authorize your card before acceptance; it is charged only if your physician accepts the review. See timing and payment details.
One focused cardiology review
For everyday cardiology questions as well as major decisions: understanding blood pressure or cholesterol plans, AFib medicines and ablation discussions, test results, or a procedure recommended by your team.
Explore the sample casesCommon conversations
Understand why two different procedures may be part of the conversation.
Explore this topic 02Make sense of valve replacement and the questions for your heart team.
Explore this topic 03Understand why your team is discussing the small opening between the upper heart chambers.
Explore this topic 04Understand your cholesterol numbers and the reasons behind a prevention plan.
Explore this topic 05Make sense of blood pressure readings, medication plans, and home monitoring.
Explore this topic 06Make sense of anticoagulation for stroke prevention and the ablation discussion with your team.
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Your physician
AI can explain medical terms, but its answers can be wrong or incomplete. An interventional cardiologist reads the records for your review, discusses them with you, and is responsible for your summary.
You can ask how an explanation fits the report in front of you and what still needs an answer from your treating team.
About the physicianBefore you begin
The initial review’s one-time self-pay fee covers up to 40 relevant pages, one main cardiology question, a 30-minute phone or video call with a physician, a written summary, a printable medication list, questions for your treating team, and one clarification requested within 7 calendar days of the summary. Explore the sample cases.
A clinical second opinion is an independent assessment of a diagnosis or treatment options. Our advisory review helps you understand the written records and recommendations you already have: what the words mean, what your team has documented, and what still needs an answer. We do not choose a treatment, prescribe, or take over your care.
Your call and written summary are completed within 48 hours after your case is accepted, payment is received, and all agreed records are in hand. The 48 hours include weekends and holidays. Your portal shows the start time, appointment, and summary deadline.
If you prefer a later call, we agree a revised summary deadline with you when scheduling. Gathering records happens before the 48-hour window begins.
Initial requests and the included follow-up clarification also receive a response within 48 hours. Email a general inquiry any time; there are no fixed office hours. This is not an urgent-care service.
AI can help explain unfamiliar medical terms, but it can also give a convincing answer that is wrong or incomplete. In this review, a physician reads the records relevant to your question and talks them through with you. You can ask which report supports an explanation or point out something that does not match your experience.
The physician is responsible for your written summary and answers the included follow-up clarification. That direct discussion and responsibility are what you are paying for. Diagnosis and treatment decisions still belong with your treating clinicians.
WHO guidance on the limits of AI in health (opens in a new tab).
For either the $350 initial review or $150 follow-up, cancel before the scheduled call starts for a full refund of that review fee, even if record review has begun. If you miss the call, you may reschedule once without an extra charge or request a full refund before a replacement call starts. After a completed call, the fee is generally nonrefundable, provided we deliver the included summary. If we cancel or cannot deliver the agreed service, we provide a full refund. If we miss a confirmed call or summary deadline, you may accept a new date or request a full refund. We initiate approved refunds to the original payment method within 48 hours; your provider may take longer to post the credit. Read the full terms. The optional $75 record-collection fee has a separate cancellation policy.
Insights
Explore 12 clear explanations, from PCI, CABG, TAVR, and AFib ablation to blood pressure, cholesterol, and common test reports.
The catheter procedure often called angioplasty or “getting a stent.”
Read the guide PLAIN-LANGUAGE GUIDEA replacement aortic valve is delivered through a catheter.
Read the guide PLAIN-LANGUAGE GUIDEA procedure to interrupt electrical signals that help trigger or sustain AFib.
Read the guideThe next step
Email us to ask about the service and next steps. Keep your message general; please do not send medical records or health details by email.
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