SE Texas Cardiology Associates, Vascular Center & Vein Clinic

01/22/2025

SE Texas Cardiology Associates, Vascular Center & Vein Clinic has decided to remain closed, all day tomorrow instead of opening at noon. Everyone stay safe!

01/18/2025

Due to the inclement weather conditions, our offices will be closed on Tuesday, the 21st and we will not open until noon on Wednesday, the 22nd.

12/25/2024

Wishing all of our patients, staff, family and friends a Merry Christmas 🎄♥️

12/03/2024

Well it’s that time of year again…
Please take note of our following office hours:

Southeast Texas Cardiology will be closed the following days for Christmas and New Years to allow our staff time with their families and loved ones.

Tuesday, December 24th
Wednesday, December 25th
Thursday, December 26th
Friday, December 27th
Tuesday, December 31st
and Wednesday, January 1st

We hope you all have a wonderful holiday season!

11/28/2024

Wishing our staff, patients, family and friends all a happy and blessed Thanksgiving 🧡💛🤎

11/19/2024

WE ARE HIRING!
We’re expanding and need more employees…
Southeast Texas Cardiology is seeking a front desk receptionist for our busy practice. Medical office experience is a MUST. Job duties include check
in/out, data entry, insurance eligibility and authorizations, use of EMR, answer phones, make appointments, and other clerical duties. Full time position Mon-Thurs 7:45-5 and Fri 7:45-2pm
Need someone to start at the beginning of December. Message us for more details or apply on

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11/11/2024

Grateful for all who have served 🇺🇸

10/31/2024

HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🖤🧡💜

10/30/2024

Our Physician’s Liaison, Gigi Mazzola at yesterday’s KFDM News/ FOX 4 Senior Expo educating folks on some of the lesser known cardiovascular disease states…
Thank you to the Gift of Life Program, for the invitation!

10/07/2024

We are so grateful for our PA’s, Christy Lowrance and our newest addition, Kayla Dominguez.

09/17/2024

September is PAD awareness month… Did you know, that in the U.S., peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is a major cause of nontraumatic lower-limb amputations, with around 150,000 amputations occurring annually. PAD affects over 10 million people, and up to 400 amputations related to this condition happen every day. Individuals with diabetes, high blood pressure, or a history of to***co use are at a much higher risk for developing PAD and, subsequently, undergoing amputation.

Racial disparities are significant in PAD-related amputations. Black Americans are twice as likely to develop PAD and up to four times more likely to experience an amputation compared to white Americans. Hispanic populations also tend to present with more severe forms of PAD, resulting in a higher likelihood of amputations.

These alarming statistics highlight the need for increased awareness and early intervention, as timely screening and treatment can help prevent amputations and improve outcomes for those affected.

September is Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Awareness Month, a time to educate and empower people to act against the most debilitating disease they haven’t heard of—or know that they have.

09/11/2024

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