Cardiologist in Webster, TX
Dr. Dipsu D. Patel sees Webster patients at our Clear Lake City office on Clear Lake City Boulevard. We’re a board-certified interventional cardiology practice with 25 years behind it.
Interventional means we do both halves of the job. A general cardiologist can order the tests and read them. Finding a blockage and opening it are separate skills, and the second one is what the interventional fellowship covers.
Your Nearest Office
From Webster, take Highway 3 north. It becomes Galveston Road. Clear Lake City Boulevard is a right turn off Galveston Road, about 3.5 miles up, and that leg is most of the drive. From the Bay Area Boulevard end of town, El Camino Real is the more direct way in.
Figure about 10 minutes without traffic. The building has its own lot out front.
The office is open weekdays from 9 to 5. Records move between the Clear Lake City and Texas City offices, so being seen at one doesn’t lock you out of the other if a later appointment is easier to reach from where you work.
Testing and catheter-based procedures happen in that same building, so a Webster patient who needs a stent – the small mesh tube that props a narrowed artery open – isn’t sent across Houston to have it placed. Stress testing, echocardiograms, and cardiac catheterization are all done there.
What We Treat
Most people who drive in from Webster come for chest pain that shows up on exertion, blood pressure that hasn’t come down on medication, shortness of breath with no clear lung cause, or a fluttering heartbeat. The full list of conditions Dr. Patel treats covers the rest.
The services and testing section has the detail on each.
We accept most major plans. The full list is on the insurance section of our homepage . Call the office if you don’t see your plan there. Networks change, and a plan name on the list doesn’t guarantee every product under it is in network.
Emergency Care in Webster
The closest full-service emergency room for most of Webster is HCA Houston Healthcare Clear Lake, at 500 Medical Center Blvd in Webster.
Call the office instead of the ER for symptoms that are new but not sudden: pain that shows up when you climb stairs and eases when you stop, ankle swelling that has gotten worse over a few weeks, or a racing heartbeat that keeps coming back.
Contact Us
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Most appointments are scheduled within 1 to 3 days.
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