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Aurora St. Luke's Heart Care Second Opinion Program

A quicker recovery. A less painful alternative. A second opinion may give you these options.

No heart procedure is routine. Whatever treatment you're considering, a second opinion can ease your worries and answer your questions. Best of all, you may have a less invasive, less painful, non-surgical alternative, one that could have you looking and feeling better sooner. A second opinion from Wisconsin's most comprehensive heart care program can give you peace of mind.

Your doctor will understand

Seeking a second opinion doesn't mean you don't trust your doctor. Your doctor will understand your need to be sure.

Doctors expect their patients to seek other opinions. Don't worry about hurting the doctor's feelings when you request one.

- American Heart Association

Getting a second opinion is simple

Once you decide you want a second opinion, Aurora St Luke's is ready to help. 

Step 1:  Call us in Milwaukee, WI, at 414-385-2663 or toll-free at 888-973-2663 or online. Even if you have to leave a message, we'll get back to you usually within an hour.

Step 2:  The cardiac nurse will ask a number of questions to determine just what service is needed, and will arrange for you to see the doctor who's appropriate for your individual situation. St. Luke's will even take care of obtaining any previous test results or records from your doctor.

Step 3:  During your appointment, the physician will review your condition with you and discuss appropriate treatment options. You'll talk about your original diagnosis, the procedure and the available treatments. 

Whatever you decide, there's never any obligation to come to Aurora St. Luke's for treatment or to use a Aurora St. Luke's physician.

So, before committing to undergo any heart procedure, make sure you know all of your options. Call the Aurora St. Luke's Heart Care Second Opinion Program at 414-385-2663 or toll-free at 888-973-2663 or online. 

After all, if there is a less painful, less invasive solution, don't you want to know about it?

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