MyVerus™ Report
Move Forward With Confidence, or
Step Back with Clarity.
The MyVerus™ Report distills every detail of your cardiac case — anatomy, imaging, risk scores, and treatment options — into a clear, surgeon-verified summary.

We combine advanced AI with national surgical data to give you the same precision tools top heart centers use — in plain English, and in under 48 hours.
Grounded in the latest national guidelines and the strongest evidence from leading cardiovascular and thoracic surgery journals.
Plain English Summary
No complex medical jargon.
We translate complex medical language into terms that actually make sense. Your MyVerus™ Report breaks down your diagnosis, anatomy, and surgical plan step by step — so you can understand, ask questions, and decide confidently with your family.
Guideline Mapping
ACC/AHA/STS/AATS Data-Driven Recommendations, Always.
Every recommendation in your report is matched against national standards from the ACC, AHA, STS, and AATS. You’ll see if your proposed operation meets Class I or II criteria — the same metrics top institutions use to justify care.
AI-enhanced Risk Profiling
Human expertise meets machine precision
Our proprietary engine recalculates all three major surgical risk models — STS, AATS, and EuroSCORE II — using 70+ variables extracted directly from your chart. This eliminates hospital entry errors and produces your true personalized risk.
Surgeon & Facility Audit
The right surgery, for the right patient, at the right time, and in the right hands.
We evaluate your surgeon’s training, subspecialty focus, and institutional outcomes using national data. You’ll know where your current plan stands — and which hospitals or specialists deliver the best results for your condition.
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Frequently asked questions
Why should I get a second opinion before heart surgery?
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Because heart surgery is one of the highest-stakes decisions in medicine — and even experienced patients can be given incomplete or rushed information. A Verus second opinion gives you time, data, and direct access to a cardiac surgeon who reviews your entire chart, imaging, and risk profile. Our reports often reveal alternative treatments, safer surgical options, or more experienced programs for your specific condition. In short, we make sure your incision truly needs to happen — and that it’s done by the right team, for the right reason.

Who actually reviews my case at Verus?
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Every Verus report is reviewed by a cardiothoracic surgeon — not a nurse, not a midlevel. In our “My Heart Team” (MHT) tier, a cardiologist and surgeon review your records together, ensuring both the surgical and medical perspectives are aligned before you make a decision.

How long does the Verus second opinion take?
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Most reports are completed within 48 hours of receiving your records. Urgent cases can be prioritized even faster. This rapid turnaround is powered by our AI-assisted data review, which parses your medical records instantly while the surgeon focuses on analysis and clinical judgment.

How is Verus different from hospital-based second opinion programs?
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Most hospital programs route your case through administrative staff and take weeks. Verus connects you directly with a surgeon, uses AI to streamline chart review, and delivers a complete report in 48 hours. We’re also independent — meaning no conflicts of interest, no internal bias, and no push toward a specific facility.

Will Verus replace my cardiologist or surgeon?
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No. We work alongside your care team, not against them. Our goal is to ensure you understand your diagnosis, your risk, and all available options before proceeding. Think of Verus as your surgical co-pilot — providing clarity, not conflict.

What types of conditions does Verus review?
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We specialize exclusively in heart surgery and advanced cardiac interventions — including coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), valve repair or replacement (aortic, mitral, tricuspid), aortic aneurysm surgery, and complex reoperations. Every report is tailored to your specific diagnosis and anatomy.

Does Verus accept insurance?
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At this time, Verus operates as a self-pay service to preserve independence and avoid insurer interference. However, we provide detailed receipts for possible reimbursement under out-of-network review or health savings accounts (HSA/FSA). Insurance integration is planned for future phases.

Can Verus coordinate care if I decide to transfer hospitals?
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Yes. Our team can facilitate transfer to any U.S. cardiac center, including Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, UCLA, or Johns Hopkins. We communicate directly with receiving teams to ensure continuity, share imaging, and minimize delays. Our goal is to make transfers seamless and stress-free.

Can my family participate in the consultation?
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Absolutely. Family members are welcome — and encouraged — to join your consultation. We know heart surgery affects more than just one person, so we include loved ones in the discussion for clarity, emotional support, and shared decision-making.

What happens after I receive my Verus report?
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You’ll meet directly with your reviewing surgeon to go over every finding, recommendation, and alternative. You can choose to continue with your current team, request a referral, or have Verus coordinate care with a new surgeon or hospital. The choice — and control — are yours.

How does Verus protect my privacy and data?
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Your medical records are encrypted end-to-end, stored securely, and never shared without consent. Each report’s authenticity is verified through SHA-256 blockchain hashing — ensuring that no data can be altered or accessed by anyone outside your care process.

Grounded in the latest national guidelines and the strongest evidence from leading cardiovascular and thoracic surgery journals.