For more than fifteen years, Cardiovascular Specialists of Texas has cared for families across Texas City and the upper Gulf Coast — pairing advanced diagnostics with the unhurried attention of a neighborhood practice.
Cardiovascular Specialists of Texas opened its doors in 2009 with a single exam room and a conviction that heart care should feel personal. Today our team of board-certified cardiologists, sonographers, and advanced-practice providers sees thousands of patients a year — yet we still schedule forty-minute new-visit slots, because the story behind the symptoms is half the diagnosis.
From routine lipid panels to complex structural heart evaluations, we keep testing in-house so answers come back in days, not weeks. Most insured patients pay nothing beyond their copay for preventive visits, and our front-desk team verifies every plan before you arrive so there are no surprises at checkout.
Every service below is performed in our Texas City clinic and read by our own cardiologists — no outsourced interpretations, no third-party waits. Indicative prices reflect self-pay rates; most commercial plans cover preventive visits in full.
Walk-in lab draws welcome for established patients. New consultations are by appointment only — same-week slots are usually available.
We never schedule a first appointment shorter than forty minutes. Your history is the diagnosis — and it takes time to tell it properly.
Echos, stress tests, and vascular studies are read by our own cardiologists — results in your patient portal within two business days.
Lipid panels, metabolic panels, and INR drawn and processed on-site — no separate trip to a diagnostic center.
Cardiac risk runs in families. We offer first-degree relatives a reduced-rate screening visit when a sibling or parent is an established patient.
No opaque billing. Every service lists a published self-pay price, and our team verifies your coverage before the visit — not after.
Established patients reach their cardiologist's nurse line directly — no call-center menus, no waiting on hold for a stranger.
Tell us a little about what brings you in. A scheduling coordinator will call you back within one business day to confirm a time, verify your insurance, and answer any questions about your visit. For urgent cardiac symptoms — chest pain, fainting, or sudden shortness of breath — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.