Personalized Care to Support Lifelong Heart Health
Heart disease is one of the most common chronic health conditions affecting adults. High blood pressure, high cholesterol, coronary artery disease, and heart failure often develop gradually and may not cause noticeable symptoms until complications occur. Summit Health provides comprehensive heart disease care near Richland Hills, TX. Our primary care providers focus on identifying cardiovascular risk factors early, managing chronic heart conditions, and helping patients reduce their risk of heart attack and stroke through personalized, long-term care.
Understanding Heart Disease
Heart disease includes a range of conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels, including: High blood pressure (hypertension), Coronary artery disease, High cholesterol, Heart failure, Peripheral artery disease and Other cardiovascular conditions. Many forms of heart disease develop silently, making routine screenings and preventive care essential even when you feel well. Our providers help assess your cardiovascular risk, manage diagnosed conditions, and coordinate care with cardiology specialists whenever advanced evaluation or treatment is needed.
Cardiovascular Conditions We Help Manage
High Blood Pressure
We provide ongoing blood pressure monitoring and personalized treatment plans to help reduce strain on your heart, blood vessels, kidneys, and other vital organs.
High Cholesterol
Our team helps improve cholesterol levels through healthy lifestyle recommendations, medication when appropriate, and regular monitoring.
Coronary Artery Disease
We provide ongoing primary care support, cardiovascular risk management, and coordination with cardiologists for patients living with coronary artery disease.
Heart Failure
Our providers help monitor symptoms, manage medications, and coordinate care to support daily function and quality of life.
Follow-Up After Cardiac Events
Following a heart attack, hospitalization, stent placement, or another cardiac procedure, we provide continued monitoring while working closely with your cardiology team.
Our Approach to Heart Disease Management
At Summit Health, we focus on proactive and preventive heart care. Our approach includes routine monitoring of blood pressure and cholesterol levels, along with personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s medical history and risk factors. We carefully manage and review medications to ensure they are effective and appropriate, while also providing guidance on nutrition, physical activity, and .
When specialized care is necessary, we coordinate closely with cardiology specialists to ensure continuity of care. Regular follow-up visits allow us to track progress and make adjustments as needed. We believe heart care should be consistent, structured, and centered around long-term health — not just crisis response.
Who Should Schedule a Heart Health Evaluation?
A cardiovascular evaluation may be appropriate if you:
If you're looking for heart disease screening, cardiovascular risk assessment, or ongoing heart disease management near Richland Hills, TX, Summit Health is here to help.
Healthcare doesn’t come with a user manual. But these are the questions we hear most, answered by the people who know it best.
How often should I have my heart health evaluated?
The right schedule depends on your age, medical history, symptoms, and cardiovascular risk factors. Patients with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, or heart disease often benefit from regular follow-up visits.
Can a primary care provider manage heart disease?
Yes. Primary care providers routinely manage high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and many aspects of cardiovascular health. When advanced evaluation or treatment is needed, we coordinate care with cardiology specialists.
How often should I have my cholesterol checked?
Most adults should have cholesterol checked every 4–6 years, though those with risk factors or diagnosed heart disease may need more frequent monitoring.
What tests might be recommended?
Your provider may measure your blood pressure and order laboratory tests to evaluate cholesterol, blood sugar, kidney function, and other cardiovascular risk factors. Additional testing may be recommended based on your symptoms.
Can lifestyle changes improve heart health?
Yes. Heart-healthy eating, regular physical activity, maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding tobacco, getting enough sleep, and managing chronic conditions all contribute to lowering cardiovascular risk.
When should I see a cardiologist?
A cardiology referral may be recommended if you have concerning symptoms, abnormal test results, complex heart disease, or require specialized cardiac testing or treatment.
When should I seek emergency care?
Call 911 immediately if you experience severe chest pain, chest pressure, difficulty breathing, fainting, stroke symptoms, or pain that spreads to your arm, jaw, neck, shoulder, or back. These symptoms require emergency medical attention.
Your Community Medical Home
Book A Telehealth Consult Today!
Our telehealth consultations allow for personalized, one-on-one discussions tailored to your unique needs. This approach not only saves you time and travel but also ensures timely access to expert advice and guidance.
Our practice is here to support your healthcare needs. If you have questions about services, need to schedule an appointment, or would like to speak with our team.
Send Us A Message
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.