Texas has 14 independently verified EECP providers across four regions — Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. All providers are graded A–D for indication breadth and cardiac posture.
7 providers · Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, McKinney, Grand Prairie +5 more
The Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex is the largest EECP market in Texas, with providers in Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, McKinney, and Grand Prairie. DFW's extensive cardiology infrastructure and large suburban population make it the primary hub for EECP access in North Texas. Flow Therapy operates multiple locations across the Metroplex.
3 providers · Houston, Spring, Humble, Tomball, The Woodlands +5 more
Greater Houston is home to Texas's highest-rated EECP provider — Advanced Cardiovascular Care Center in Spring (Grade A, IB 9/10, CP 9/10) — along with several cardiac centers in Humble and Tomball. Houston's Texas Medical Center is the world's largest medical complex, and the city's cardiology community has been an early adopter of EECP therapy.
1 provider · San Antonio, New Braunfels, Seguin, Laredo, McAllen +4 more
San Antonio is the second-largest city in Texas and home to multiple EECP providers serving the South Texas region. Flow Therapy operates a San Antonio location, and Dr. Alireza Movahed provides cardiac EECP services. The city's large military veteran population and strong cardiology base create consistent demand for non-invasive cardiac therapies.
2 providers · Austin, Kyle, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown +4 more
The Austin metro and Central Texas corridor are served by Flow Therapy locations in Kyle and Round Rock, providing EECP access to Austin's rapidly growing population. Central Texas is one of the fastest-growing regions in the U.S., and demand for non-invasive cardiac therapies is expanding alongside the region's aging population.
Texas has 16 independently verified EECP providers across four regions: Dallas–Fort Worth (the largest market), Greater Houston, San Antonio and South Texas, and the Austin/Central Texas corridor. All providers on this directory have been independently researched and graded A–D based on indication breadth and cardiac posture.
Texas's highest-rated EECP provider is Advanced Cardiovascular Care Center in Spring (near Houston) — a Grade A center with an Indication Breadth score of 9/10 and a Cardiac Posture score of 9/10. This means they treat a wide range of conditions with EECP and position it as a primary therapy. Use the search tool to find the highest-graded provider near your zip code.
Yes. Medicare covers EECP for patients with chronic stable angina who meet specific clinical criteria — typically Class III–IV angina that has not responded adequately to medications. Most major commercial insurers in Texas, including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare, also cover EECP. Always verify your specific coverage with the provider before starting treatment.
Yes. The DFW Metroplex has multiple EECP providers, including Flow Therapy locations in Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, McKinney, and Grand Prairie. The Heart Beat Clinic (Pots.net) in Dallas also offers EECP. Use the search tool with your zip code to find the closest provider.
Yes. Greater Houston has EECP providers in Spring (Advanced Cardiovascular Care Center — Grade A), Humble (Vital Heart and Vein, Modern Heart and Vascular), and Tomball (Viva Heart and Vein). Spring is approximately 25 miles north of downtown Houston via I-45.
Yes. Texas has three major international airports (DFW, Houston IAH, and San Antonio) with direct flights from across the U.S. Houston's Advanced Cardiovascular Care Center in Spring is the top-rated provider in the state and a strong option for patients traveling for a full 35-session EECP course. See the Travel for Treatment guide for planning tips.