Cardiovascular consultations
- Screening and prevention of atherosclerotic disease
- Hypertension management
- Initial diagnostic evaluations of cardiovascular symptoms
- Angina and chest pain
- Syncope, neurovascular disease and carotid stenosis
Houston Texas cardiologists
At Texas Heart & Vascular Specialists, our staff of professionals is eager to build a relationship with our patients and their families through clear communication, timely follow up and by developing a personalized plan of care.
Additionally, by relying on our strong relationships with the local health care community and with a willingness to partner with local physicians, our goal is to be an essential and collaborative part of your health care team.
Request an appointment onlineIf symptoms are severe, always call 911 first.
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Cardiovascular medicine at its finest
All of our board certified cardiologists are committed to providing a personalized approach to each of our patients and their families. We would be honored to help you address your cardiovascular needs.
We specialize in all aspects of cardiovascular medicine, from risk stratification and primary prevention to the evaluation and management of end stage heart failure patients in need of heart transplantation.
Services
On-site diagnostic testing
- Echocardiography
- Vascular ultrasound
- Treadmill exercise testing
- Holter and arrhythmia monitoring
- Nuclear stress testing
- Cardiac PET/CT
- Calcium scoring
Cardiac procedures
- Heart catheterization and coronary angiography with intervention (stents)
- Peripheral arterial and venous angiography and interventions
- Pulmonary artery interventions
- Inferior vena cava (IVC) filter placement
- Mechanical circulatory support
Why see a cardiologist?
Recommended by your physician
Your family doctor or general practitioner may see something in an EKG or other test that warrants further investigation by a cardiologist.
High risk factors
You may have one or several of these high risk factors for heart disease (high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, smoking, diabetes, family history), and may need to see a cardiologist for an assessment.
Heart pain or other symptoms
If you are experiencing chest pain or related symptoms, then you should seek the expertise of a cardiologist as soon as possible. If symptoms are severe, always call 911 first.
Our physicians
Meet all our physicians
Javid Alakbarli, MD, RPVIGeneral and preventative cardiology · Interventional and structural cardiology · Complex coronary and peripheral interventions · Peripheral artery disease (PAD), venous disease and limb salvage
Salman J. Bandeali, MD, FACCGeneral and interventional cardiology · Advanced heart failure · Cardiac transplantation · Structural cardiology
Joggy K. George, MD, FACC, FSCAIGeneral and interventional cardiology · Advanced heart failure · Cardiac transplantation · Pulmonary hypertension
Kenneth Hoang, MD, FACCGeneral cardiology · Cardiac oncology · Advanced cardiac imaging
Surendra Jain, MD, FACCGeneral cardiology · Preventative cardiology
Andres Mesa, MD, FACCGeneral and interventional cardiology · Venous therapy
Ryan T. Nguyen, DOGeneral and preventative cardiology
Robert D. Paisley, MDElectrophysiology
Priyanka Sen, MD, FACCGeneral and interventional cardiology · Advanced heart failure · Structural cardiology · Mechanical circulatory support
Samar S. Sheth, MD, FACC, FSCAIGeneral and interventional cardiology · Mechanical circulatory support · Preventative cardiology
Recognition
Member of Shell Centers of Excellence
Member of Motiva Centers of Excellence
Featured in “Top Doctors,” Houstonia Magazine
Featured in “Top Doctors,” Texas Monthly
Languages spoken
- Bengali
- Hindi
- Spanish
- Malayalam
- Urdu
- Vietnamese
- Turkish
- German
- Azerbaijani
- Russian
Our locations
Office details- Greenbriar office
4101 Greenbriar Dr., Suite 100, Houston, TX 77098Get directions - Texas Medical Center office
6550 Fannin St., Suite 2403, Houston, TX 77030Get directions
Book an appointment
Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5 PM. Or call Greenbriar (713) 797-0200 or Texas Medical Center (713) 797-1111.