At CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic in Corpus Christi, you can receive tests and treatments to ensure your heart is and remains healthy. Our clinic conducts routine heart checkups for preventive care and provides noninvasive treatment and surgery.
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CHRISTUS Health's cardiac catheterization lab, which is in the same building, offers cardiac testing and procedures to diagnose and treat common heart and blood vessel problems. With this high-tech lab, you have sophisticated heart care procedures in your community, ensuring access to the best treatments close to home.
Our highly experienced team can quickly evaluate blockages and provide necessary treatment, resulting in better recovery and improved quality of life for our patients.
We also operate three ancillary clinics focused on anti-coagulation, congestive heart failure, and arrhythmia management. These specialized clinics support our comprehensive approach to heart care, providing targeted treatments and monitoring, including our cardiac monitoring and rhythm device clinic, which offers a range of monitoring services from insight monitoring to mobile cardiac telemetry.
CHRISTUS Health in Corpus Christi has six cardiology clinics throughout the area, including Alice, Beeville, Kingsville, and Rockport. When you receive heart care at CHRISTUS Health, you are part of CHRISTUS Spohn Hospital's care network, which offers ongoing, connected health services close to home.
At CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic, you get the best of both worlds: easy access to local heart care and the support of the vast CHRISTUS Health network. Your local clinic is part of the CHRISTUS network that covers Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas. This means you get top heart experts and advanced treatments in your community.
Cardiac Nuclear Imaging: Advanced imaging to assess blood flow and function of the heart.
Exercise Stress Testing: Evaluates heart function under stress to detect heart conditions.
Cardiac Echo (2D & Doppler): Uses sound waves to create images of the heart, showing its structure and function.
Stress Echo: Determines how well your heart and blood vessels are working during physical activity.
Aorta Ultrasound: Examines the aorta to detect abnormalities or diseases.
Carotid Doppler: Ultrasound technique to check blood flow in the carotid arteries and identify blockages.
Doppler Ultrasound: Non-invasive test that estimates the blood flow through blood vessels.
Duplex Ultrasound: Combines traditional ultrasound and Doppler technology to visualize blood flow in the arteries and veins.
Cardiac Monitoring: Continuous recording of heart activity to detect irregularities.
Pacemaker and Defibrillator Checks: Regular evaluations of device function and heart rhythm, performed in our Arrhythmia Device Clinic.
Rhythm Device Testing: In-office testing of cardiac rhythm devices to ensure proper operation and effectiveness.
Monitor Provisioning: Offering a variety of rhythm monitors, tailored to patient needs, directly from our office.
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