Cardiology

Heart and Vascular Care You Can Trust

At White Rock Medical Center, we offer patients advanced preventive, diagnostic, interventional, and treatment services for a wide range of cardiovascular conditions. Here, the skill and experience of our physicians join forces with the latest medical technologies to give you the best possible outcome.

Why Choose White Rock Medical Center for Your Cardiac Care?

• Board-certified cardiologists and surgeons
• Personalized heart screening and treatment
• Most health insurances accepted
• Accredited medical center
• 24–hour patient appointment service

Our Heart and Vascular Services

Comprehensive Care
We offer heart, vascular and thoracic services that include heart attack, congestive heart failure and aneurysm, echocardiograms, EEGs, stress testing and provide in-house respiratory therapy services and support when needed for your health and recovery.

Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories
Our labs support the latest advancements and technology for intensive care and treatment such as interventional cardiology, vascular surgery, electrophysiology, and interventional radiology, among others.

Learn more about how we are the first in Texas to use 3D, artificial-intelligence-based heart test.

Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab
We offer a multi-disciplinary approach to medically supervised rehabilitation and therapy. Your doctor receives direct communication about your progress so your care and recovery is collaborative among your care team.

Our comprehensive program includes physical therapy with telemetry monitoring and aquatic therapy. Fitness membership options are available to continue activity after therapy concludes. Learn more about outpatient rehab services.

Accreditations and Certifications Our

You’re in expert hands at White Rock Medical Center. We hold:

• Certificate of Distinction for Chest Pain by The Joint Commission
• Primary Stroke Center Advanced Certification by The Joint Commission
• Cardiac, Pulmonary & Vascular Rehabilitation Program Certification from the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation

What to Expect During Your First Visit to a Cardiologist

It is normal to feel a little nervous before you meet with a cardiologist. We’re here to help you get ready for your visit.