The institute has been serving patients in Texas for over six decades. Its new office space on the 26th floor of a Houston skyscraper will double the clinic’s size.
The name change signals a move toward a focus in preventive cardiology. The new space, under its new name, opened for patients Dec. 7.
“The opening of The Texas Heart Institute Center for Cardiovascular Care brings together a level of expertise that attracts local, regional and international patients,” Eduardo Hernandez, MD, president of the institute, said in a Dec. 7 press release. “In our enhanced, state-of-the-art space, we’ll continue to enroll patients in leading clinical research studies, as well as serve as a vital teaching location for our trainees and a resource for other cardiologists and cardiac surgeons seeking expert opinions for their most challenging cases.”
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