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New Patient Information
On The Day Of Your Visit
On your first visit, the cardiologist will want to get a thorough personal history from you, and most likely, will want to conduct a physical examination. Depending on the findings of the tests and history, the doctor will want to go over various additional testing and treatment plan options.

Specific information on tests and treatment plans can be found in the front of your patient information and education booklet, or from your physician.

    What To Bring and How To Dress
  • Bring all your prescription medications in their current containers
  • Continue your medications as usual unless instructed otherwise by your physician or Texas Cardiac Associates
  • Refrain from eating for at least two hours before your visit; the preceding meal should be light, without coffee, tea or alcohol
  • Wear or bring appropriate clothing, such as comfortable, loose-fitting shorts, slacks or jogging attire; please do not wear one-piece outfits or panty hose; you may be asked to remove your shirt or change into a patient gown, bring or wear comfortable shoes designed for walking
  • Plan to be in our office for one to two hours
  • Bring insurance forms/identification cards
You will be asked to fill out the New Patient Information Record upon your first office visit.

For your convenience, you can fill this form out in advance on-line. Instead of sending it over the Internet which is not 100% safe, our on-line form allows you to fill in information on your computer and then print it off to take with you to our clinic. This method is 100% safe because you are not sending any private information over the Internet. Convenience without the worry!
Click here for the New On-line Patient Information Sheet.

If you need records transferred from your current physician to a physician at Texas Cardiac Associates BEFORE your first visit, call the office for information on obtaining the transfer request information.

If you need information on how to get to a particular office, please visit our office location area on this web site for driving directions and a printable map.

 


The information contained in this web site is presented for information purposes only, and is not intended to substitute in any way a consultation with a physician or competent healthcare professional for medical diagnosis and/or treatment.
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