
Before You Decide, Get a Second Opinion.
A major cardiac diagnosis — bypass surgery, stent implantation, valve replacement, or heart failure — deserves more than one expert view. Recommended by all major cardiology societies.
A Second Opinion is
Good Medical Practice
Dr. Amit Singh, FACC, reviews your existing reports, imaging, and angiogram independently — and provides a clear, written recommendation. No referral needed. Available in-clinic or by telehealth for patients across India.

How it Works
Simple, structured, respectful of your time.
Share Your Reports
Send us your angiogram report, echocardiogram, discharge summaries, current medications, and any operative notes via WhatsApp or email.
Consultation
In-clinic at Vashi, or by video call for out-of-station patients. Dr. Amit reviews every report independently.
Written Recommendation
You receive a clear, written second opinion letter — outlining his assessment and recommended next step. No jargon.
When Is a Second
Opinion Warranted?
A second opinion is appropriate any time a major decision is being made — particularly when the recommendation involves irreversible surgery or a diagnosis that fundamentally changes your life.
Advised Bypass Surgery
SYNTAX score, vessels involved, and diabetic status determine whether CABG is genuinely superior to angioplasty.
Advised Valve Surgery
TAVR now offers equivalent outcomes to surgery across risk categories. Many patients are candidates for a catheter approach.
'Multiple Blockages'
Not all blockages require stenting. FFR physiological testing confirms which lesions are truly significant.
Traveling Abroad
Patients planning procedures abroad who want an expert review of their records before committing.
'Too High Risk'
Many patients labelled high-risk or inoperable for surgery are excellent TAVR or complex PCI candidates with contemporary techniques.
Still Symptomatic
If you remain breathless or have chest pain despite treatment, the diagnosis may need re-evaluation.
Reduced EF Diagnosis
A newly diagnosed reduced EF requires a structured four-drug GDMT protocol. Ensure your regimen is complete.
Unclear Diagnosis
If you have received conflicting information or feel rushed into a decision without understanding it fully.
What Dr. Amit Singh
Reviews Independently
- Raw coronary angiogram and angioplasty footage (CD/Digital)
- 2D and 3D echocardiogram reports and structural parameters
- CT coronary angiography scoring and high-resolution imaging
- Current prescription logic, GDMT adherence, and medication tolerance
- Holter monitor datasets, ECG rhythm strips, and pacemaker interrogations
- Prior surgical notes and discharge summaries

Dr. Amit Singh
Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
DM Cardiology (KEM Hospital, Mumbai)
Recipient of the Emerging Interventional Cardiologist of the Year 2025 award.
Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Navi Mumbai.
Expert in radial angiography, complex PCI, TAVR, MitraClip, and device therapies.
"Every patient deserves absolute clarity. My goal is to synthesize complex diagnostic data and procedural footage into a plain-language explanation, empowering you with a precise, actionable roadmap for your heart."
— Dr. Amit Singh, FACCSecond Opinion FAQ
Clear answers to help you navigate your treatment plan.
Clear answers to help you navigate your treatment plan.
No, a referral is not required. You can book directly. A second opinion is a standard and respected part of modern medicine — you do not need permission from your current treating physician to seek another perspective on your care.
Yes. Telehealth consultations are available for out-of-station patients across India and internationally. You can send your reports via email or WhatsApp in advance, and Dr. Amit Singh will conduct a detailed video review with you.
If you authorize it and if it is clinically necessary to coordinate care or clarify complex surgical timelines, Dr. Amit Singh can establish a physician-to-physician channel. However, your second opinion consultation remains entirely confidential by default.
“Precision in cardiac diagnostics. Empathy in clinical care.”

Dr. Amit Singh, FACC
Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
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Pick a slot that fits your schedule from available morning or evening appointments.
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Get Confirmed
Our clinical team confirms your slot within 24 hours via call or WhatsApp with pre-visit instructions.
Consult In-Clinic or Online
Visit Heartwise Clinic in Vashi or join a secure HD video teleconsultation from anywhere.
Consultation Options
In-Clinic Consultation
Kokilaben Hospital, Kopar Khairane & Heartwise Clinic, Vashi
HD Video Teleconsultation
Available pan-India and for international patients
WhatsApp Booking
Quick booking via +91 97695 17636 — reports & follow-ups
100+ appointments this month
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4.9 / 5 rating
From patient reviews
Our Cardiology
Centers.
Dr. Amit Singh consults across multiple flagship centers and outreach clinics in Navi Mumbai & Dombivli to ensure specialized, top-tier cardiac care is directly accessible.
Navi Mumbai Sectors & Surrounding Nodes Served
Triple ESC & FACC Certified
International guidelines and clinical safety protocols applied across all heart centers.
“Confidence in your treatment begins with absolute clarity.”

Dr. Amit Singh, FACC
Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
Medical Disclaimer: This article has been written and reviewed by Dr. Amit Singh, FACC, for educational purposes only. It does not constitute personalised medical advice and should not be used as a substitute for a consultation with a qualified cardiologist. Individual clinical decisions must be made by a treating physician based on complete medical history and examination. If you are experiencing chest pain, breathlessness, or other cardiac symptoms, seek emergency medical care immediately.



