Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery

Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery

UTMB Health has long been a leader in innovation and a source for many of the medical breakthroughs that constantly redefine health care. That’s why we are proud to be at the forefront of minimally invasive cardiac and thoracic surgical techniques.

UTMB's board-certified cardiovascular and thoracic surgeons are highly experienced in the art of groundbreaking minimally invasive laparoscopic and robotically assisted surgical techniques and diverse areas of specialization, ranging from transplantation to extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).

These internationally recognized surgeons are the very people who you want taking care of you and your family. In fact, they are the doctors who are teaching others how to do what they do.

UTMB is proud to offer the best in minimally invasive surgery, advanced diagnostic and treatment capabilities, expert multidisciplinary clinical care teams, a wide range of treatment options, and clinical trials offering the latest in medical discoveries.

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Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery Clinics

Locations

Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery, Galveston

1005 Harborside Drive
5th Floor
M–F: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Surgery Specialties
(409) 772-6781
(409) 772-1421
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Cardiovascular Surgery, Clear Lake Campus

250 Blossom Street
4th floor
M–F: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
(409) 762-2328
(832) 632-7866
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Thoracic Surgery, Angleton

146 East Hospital Drive
Suite 102
M–F: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
(979) 848-9111
(409) 772-1421
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Thoracic Surgery, League City Campus

2280 Gulf Freeway South
Suite 2.1600
M–F: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
(832) 505-4000
(832) 505-4040
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Coronavirus Information

Accessing Care During COVID-19

When you need care, UTMB Health is just a phone call away.

Experienced Nurse Triage Line available 24/7. (800) 917-8906.

COVID-19 has changed many things in our region. But it hasn’t changed UTMB Health’s commitment to serving you and your family. The same health care providers who see you in our clinics are offering televisits for urgent and routine care. To schedule call (800) 917-8906, day or night.

Prompt, Convenient Urgent Care Televisits from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

When you need routine care, call (800) 917-8906. We will schedule a televisit with your provider—or, if you need to be seen in-person—we will direct you to the best UTMB Health location for your care. Please go to a clinic only if you have been advised to do so.

These temporary changes will help contain the spread of COVID-19 and keep you, your family and our team safer.

Call (800) 917-8906, day or night, and we’ll take care of you. (En español)

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Cómo recibir atención médica durante el COVID-19

Cuando necesita atención médica, UTMB Health está a su alcance con una sola llamada. LÍNEA DIRECTA PARA HABLAR CON UNA ENFERMERA, DISPONIBLE LAS 24 HORAS DEL DÍA, LOS 7 DÍAS DE LA SEMANA. 800-917-8906.

El COVID-19 ha cambiado muchas cosas en la región. Lo que no ha cambiado es el compromiso de UTMB Health de atenderlo a usted y a su familia. Si necesita atención urgente, solo tiene que llamar a la línea directa para hablar con una enfermera al 800-917-8906, día o noche.

Ofrecemos teleconsultas rápidas y convenientes de atención urgente de las 10 a. m. a las 10 p. m.

Si necesita atención habitual, también puede llamar a la línea directa. Cuando sea posible, le programaremos una teleconsulta en vez de una consulta en persona. Por favor, solo vaya a una clínica si un proveedor médico le dice que debe hacerlo. Si necesita atención en persona, le podemos decir cuál ubicación de UTMB Health lo puede atender mejor.

Estos cambios temporales ayudan a mantenerlo a usted, su familia y a nuestro equipo a salvo y a evitar que se formen los grupos grandes de personas que normalmente se encuentran en las salas de espera.

Llame al 800-917-8906, a cualquier hora del día o la noche, y lo atenderemos.
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