For Patients
The Texas Heart Medical Group physicians specialize in all areas of cardiac care and peripheral vascular disease. Our doctors are board-certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular diseases and hold faculty appointments at Baylor College of Medicine and the University of Texas Medical School at Houston.
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For Professionals
Texas Heart Institute’s (THI) commitment to education sets it apart from other major cardiovascular centers. The Institute’s educational activities include postdoctoral and allied training programs, seminars, symposia, grand rounds, scientific publications and public education outreach. Visitors will find the Wallace D. Wilson Museum with educational displays, historic items covering scientific breakthroughs in treating heart disease, and the Celebration of Hearts art collection.
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Our practice includes physicians specializing in all areas of cardiac care and peripheral vascular disease. Our doctors are board-certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular diseases and hold faculty appointments at Baylor College of Medicine and the University of Texas Medical School at Houston.
As a natural progression of Texas Heart Institute’s mission and our commitment to excellence in cardiac care, we research, teach, and treat—all in one place.
Our Mission
Deliver the future of cardiovascular health through exceptional patient care, discovery, and a commitment to learning.
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Education
Texas Heart Institute’s (THI) commitment to education sets it apart from other major cardiovascular centers. The Institute’s educational activities include postdoctoral and allied training programs, seminars, symposia, grand rounds, scientific publications and public education outreach. Visitors will find the Wallace D. Wilson Museum with educational displays, historic items covering scientific breakthroughs in treating heart disease, and the Celebration of Hearts art collection.
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Research
Texas Heart Institute researchers conduct clinical trials to test the safety and efficacy of new devices, techniques and therapies for patients suffering from cardiovascular issues. Translational research across the Institute integrates discovery science, personalized medicine, patient-, and population-based research into a multidisciplinary framework to improve health in five areas: artificial heart and assist devices; regenerative medicine and gene therapy; drug discovery and development; electrophysiology; and cell therapy and clinical trials.
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New Method of Mapping Electrical Signals in the Heart Could Improve Arrhythmia Treatment
Collaborating research teams at Texas Heart Institute (THI) and Rice University have developed a new computer mapping algorithm that could...
Heart Attack Detection: Can a Smart Watch Save Your Life?
Wearable technologies for detecting heart attacks could be a game changer if research validates the concept. Texas Heart Institute research...
Covid-19 and “Broken Heart Syndrome”: When Pathways Collide
When considering the effects of COVID-19, we’re likely to think of lung-related issues, like shortness of breath, fatigue, and the...
THI Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Texas Heart Institute by Dr. Denton A. Cooley. In...
Texas Heart Institute Welcomes Julie Voss, Vice President of Development
HOUSTON (Aug 3, 2022) — Texas Heart Institute proudly welcomes Julie Voss, CFRE to its senior leadership team. A seasoned...
THI IDEA Lab’s Preston Peak Wins ASAIO Student Design Competition
Preston Peak, a Student Scholar in Texas Heart Institute’s Innovative Device and Engineering Applications (IDEA) Lab, has won first place...
Dr. Raymond Stainback Concludes Transformative Term as ASE President
Texas Heart Institute’s Raymond Stainback, MD, FACC, FASE, recently concluded his term as President of the American Society of Echocardiography...
Are Naps Increasing Your Risk of High Blood Pressure and Stroke?
A recent study published in an American Heart Association Journal “Hypertension” connected napping with an increased risk of high blood pressure and...
The Institute
The Texas Heart Institute will forge a better future for those with cardiovascular disease through an unwavering commitment to global leadership in patient care, pioneering innovation, and unparalleled training. Our mission is to deliver the future of cardiovascular health through exceptional patient care, discovery, and a commitment to learning.
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