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Texas Cardiology Associates Our highly qualified and board-certified doctors have expertise spanning a comprehensive range of cardiovascular modalities.
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Led by a team of renowned experts, our commitment to patient-centered care & clinical excellence makes Texas Cardiology Associates the cardiology practice of choice for Greater Houstonians. Renowned for our top-notch patient satisfaction ratings, we prioritize delivering exceptional medical care to patients in North Houston, Humble, Kingwood, Atascocita, Livingston, Liberty, The Woodlands and neighboring areas since 1985.

The nickname leaves out the science.Two types of medication commonly called “blood thinners” work on different parts of ...
10/12/2026

The nickname leaves out the science.

Two types of medication commonly called “blood thinners” work on different parts of the clotting process:

Antiplatelets, such as aspirin and clopidogrel, help keep platelets from sticking together.

Anticoagulants, such as apixaban and warfarin, interfere with clotting proteins.

Your diagnosis determines which approach may help. These medications aren’t interchangeable, and both can increase bleeding risk—so never start, stop or substitute one without your prescribing clinician’s guidance.

What makes a heart health hero? Looking out for the hearts around you. ❤️ Make heart health a family effort with a few h...
10/09/2026

What makes a heart health hero? Looking out for the hearts around you. ❤️

Make heart health a family effort with a few habits everyone can take part in:

🔍 Become label detectives.
Compare sodium in everyday foods like bread, soup and pasta sauce, and choose lower-sodium options.
🍳 Cook together.
Let the kids choose a vegetable or help make a meal with fiber-rich foods like beans and whole grains.
🛌 Make bedtime a family priority.
A consistent wind-down routine helps everyone make room for the sleep their heart needs.

The habits children grow up with can become the habits they carry forward. That’s a pretty powerful family tradition.

Sometimes, that “skipped beat” feeling is your heart playing a timing trick.A premature contraction is a heartbeat that ...
10/08/2026

Sometimes, that “skipped beat” feeling is your heart playing a timing trick.

A premature contraction is a heartbeat that arrives early. The pause afterward can make the next normal beat feel more forceful, creating that familiar flutter or thump.

These early beats are called PACs when they begin in the heart’s upper chambers and PVCs when they begin in the lower chambers.

Occasional premature beats are common, but new or frequent palpitations deserve a conversation with your cardiologist.

Happy October 1 from the TCA team! We'll be sharing heart healthy 'tricks, and treat-meants' all month long! Be sure to ...
10/01/2026

Happy October 1 from the TCA team! We'll be sharing heart healthy 'tricks, and treat-meants' all month long! Be sure to follow along!

Prioritize your heart health today – ☎️ call 281.358.1950 to schedule an appointment with our Houston cardiologists.
09/29/2026

Prioritize your heart health today – ☎️ call 281.358.1950 to schedule an appointment with our Houston cardiologists.

09/24/2026

You don’t have to nod along when something doesn’t make sense.

Ask what the test is for. Mention the side effect. Bring the questions you wrote in your phone. And if you need something explained again, say so.

Your questions belong in the conversation. Understanding your care is part of caring for your heart.

Your blood pressure check takes a moment. Tracking it over time can tell your care team much more.WHEN: Your clinician m...
09/22/2026

Your blood pressure check takes a moment. Tracking it over time can tell your care team much more.

WHEN: Your clinician may recommend home monitoring if you have high blood pressure, are starting or adjusting treatment, or need to see how your readings at home compare with those in the office.

WHY: A log helps show patterns between appointments and whether your treatment is working. One reading is only one part of the picture.

HOW: Choose a validated automatic upper-arm monitor with a cuff that fits. Ask your care team when and how often to check, and bring your monitor to a visit so they can check your technique and device.

Already checking at home? Keep your readings and share them with your care team. Don’t change or stop medication based on home readings without talking to them.

Save this—and watch our stories tomorrow for a step-by-step setup.

Would’ve preferred the pool. 🙃High cholesterol can run in families. If it’s part of yours, let your doctor know, along w...
09/17/2026

Would’ve preferred the pool. 🙃

High cholesterol can run in families. If it’s part of yours, let your doctor know, along with any family history of heart disease, heart attacks or strokes.

You can’t choose what gets passed down, but knowing your history can help you take the next step in caring for your heart.

09/14/2026

Your heart doesn’t need a gym membership.

A brisk walk with a friend. A bike ride around the neighborhood. Dancing to a few favorite songs.

Staying active supports your heart health, and there are plenty of ways to do it outside the gym. Start with something you enjoy and make time for it regularly.

What’s your favorite way to get moving?

09/10/2026

GLP1s — are they just for weight loss or can they help our Cardiometabolic Clinic + Cardioligy patients in other ways as well? Elizabeth Wright — APRN, FNP-C shares more!

Address

2627 Chestnut Ridge Drive Ste 100
Kingwood, TX
77339

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12813581950

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