The Heart & Vascular Institute is the respected leader in cardiovascular medicine serving the North Houston and Montgomery County communities. Our team of community-based, board-certified cardiologists, electrophysiologists, heart failure specialists, cardiovascular surgeons, specialized nurses, and medical professionals use the latest advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease right here in The Woodlands.
Some of the cardiovascular conditions that we treat include:
Our deep-rooted history with the Texas Heart® Institute at St. Luke’s Health in the Texas Medical Center is marked by incredible life-changing advancements in cardiovascular care – from first human heart transplant in the United States to the world's first total artificial heart transplant.
Margaret Cecil, RN, MSN, ANP-C, is the Director of Cardiovascular Service Lines at St. Luke's Health in The Woodlands, Lakeside, and Springwoods Village. Learn how she helps patients through their journey as part of our mission to provide excellent care for the people we're entrusted to serve.
The Heart & Vascular Institute is continuously striving to improve our level of care to meet the needs of our community. Learn about our latest expansion.
In addition to the medical breakthroughs achieved at the Texas Medical Center, we've performed numerous "firsts" for Montgomery County right here in The Woodlands, including the first open heart surgery, first endovascular aortic aneurysm repair, and first intravascular ultrasound.
From your first visit with one of our specialists, throughout your diagnostic exams, individualized treatment, and rehabilitation, you can expect the best from St. Luke’s Health–The Woodlands Hospital’s Heart & Vascular Institute.
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