Memorial Hermann Heart & Vascular Institutes, Heart Hospitals and Interventional Specialists
Our team of world-class affiliated cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons, clinicians, researchers and educators are developing and perfecting innovative techniques that continue to put Memorial Hermann at the forefront of advancing heart health in Houston.
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Our multidisciplinary cardiovascular teams collaborate and deliver the most appropriate treatment for any heart disease or condition.
Specialty Services
Backed by years of experience, our affiliated heart and vascular specialists offer a broad spectrum of comprehensive and advanced evidence-based services.
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Search over 150 specialty programs around the Greater Houston area to find the Memorial Hermann doctor or service nearest you.
HEART & VASCULAR COMPREHENSIVE CARE
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Research
Just two years after the Memorial Hermann Heart & Vascular Institute opened as the first freestanding heart and vascular hospital in the Texas Medical Center, U.S News & World Report ranked it among the Top 50 hospitals in the nation for heart care and heart surgery in its “Best Hospitals 2010-2011” issue.
Today, the Institute remains on the Top 50 list, home to pioneers on the frontiers of cardiovascular medicine. Working in close collaboration, our affiliated team of faculty members at UTHealth’s McGovern Medical School and cardiologists and cardiovascular surgeons have logged stellar track records of care, demonstrating an outstanding commitment to quality and performance improvement. As innovators on the cutting edge of medicine, they provide patients with the best possible clinical quality, bring innovative techniques to the bedside through research and train the next generation of physicians and researchers.
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MH News
Six Memorial Hermann Hospitals were recently honored with Mission: Lifeline Awards by the American Heart Association (AHA) for the treatment of patients who suffer severe heart attacks.
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