Cardiology Care Near You

The team of healthcare professionals at Lake Granbury Medical Center are dedicated to providing quality heart care services, including routine and preventive cardiac care, diagnostic procedures and chronic condition management. The cardiac care team can help you maintain a heart-healthy lifestyle by developing customized treatment plans to manage your specific care needs while supporting you in making positive lifestyle changes to better manage existing conditions and prevent new ones.

If you need a physician, Lake Granbury Medical Center can help you find the right doctor, right now.

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Why Choose Us?

We know it can be concerning to suspect you may have a heart issue, especially if your symptoms don't immediately point to an obvious diagnosis. At Lake Granbury Medical Center, we get to the heart of the matter by providing a wide spectrum of cardiac services - from screening and evaluation to support in adopting a heart-healthy lifestyle to help improve your overall health. The heart and vascular team is composed of multi-specialty cardiac professionals from diverse backgrounds who are dedicated to providing quality cardiac care in Granbury, Texas.

Our diagnostic and imaging capabilities help us to identify heart disease early, when it's most treatable. And, in the event that critical heart care is needed, our approach focuses on providing timely care to minimize heart damage and reduce the disruption to your life, all while helping you understand how best to implement a treatment plan that meets your specific heart care needs.

In addition, our facility includes a new cardiology catheterization lab with updated technology to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of a range of patient conditions, including procedures for diagnostic catheterizations, stenting and balloon angioplasty.

Our Services Include:

  • Right and left heart caths with and without PCI (balloon/stent)
  • Intracoronary FFR, iFR and IVUS
  • Coronary thrombus aspiration
  • Peripheral imaging with or without intervention (CSI/balloon/stent)
  • Inferior vena cava filter placement
  • Renal angiograms
  • Carotid angiograms
  • Cerebral angiograms
  • Pacemakers (temporary or permanent)
  • Loop recorder insertion/removal
  • Holter monitor (24 or 48 hour)
  • Pericardiocentesis
  • Cardioversion
  • Transesophageal echocardiogram (TEE)
  • Intra-aortic balloon pump insertion/removal (IABP)
  • Early stabilization with cardiogenic shock utilizing a minimally invasive, temporary heart pump with protected PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention) when turned down for a coronary artery bypass graft (CABG)

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