Austin Heart
Cardiology • Austin, TX • 16 full-time locations and 12 part-time locations locations
About
Austin Heart is a privately held medical practice group based in Austin, Texas, focused on cardiology and related heart care. Key details: - Industry: Medical Practices; Cardiology-focused care in Austin. - Location: Austin, Texas; United States. - Size & reach: About 84 employees; annual revenue estimated between $25M-$50M. - Services: Cardiology and cardiovascular interventions (explicitly includes roles like Director of Coronary and Vascular Interventions). - Leadership: Directors of Research and clinical leadership, including Roger Gammon and Kunjan Bhatt, MD. - Team composition: Predominantly clinical staff (Cardiology/Heart care), with administrative, research, and technical roles. - Tech stack: Epic software used for electronic health records; related tools include OnBase, RightFax, Kronos, and other hospital/clinic IT systems. - Recruiting activity: Hiring as of 2024, indicating ongoing growth. - Reviews: Employer rating of 3.4/5 from 28 reviews (work-life, compensation, culture, and career roughly in the mid-3s). Bottom line: Austin Heart provides cardiology and heart-related medical services in the Austin area, supported by a mid-sized clinic network with active hiring and a focus on coronary and vascular interventions.
Clinic Type
Cardiology
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8008036960
verifcic@tmb.state.tx.us
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Website
Telehealth
https://austinheart.com/patient-center/telehealth.dot
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Austin Heart - Leander): 4.9/5 stars (54 reviews)
- Unilocal (Austin Heart - N Lamar): 2.3/5 stars (3 reviews)
Patients praise
- Highly regarded cardiology expertise and clinical proficiency of physicians
- Attentive, professional, and thorough care from doctors
- Clean, well-organized, and welcoming facilities
- Clear explanations of medical results and care plans by some staff members
Common complaints
- Extended wait times for appointments and office sign-in
- Inconsistencies or lack of follow-up care and communication after testing
- Billing issues and administrative inefficiencies
- Negative interactions with front-office staff
- Patient discomfort during certain cardiac procedures
"Dr McCoy was very through and personable. I would recommend him as your cardiologist."
— Birdeye patient review"Patients frequently praise Dr. Green for his attentive and thorough approach, highlighting how he listened carefully and provided clear explanations which reportedly 'saved lives.'"
— Wheree review summary for Fredericksburg location"Prescribed wearing an event monitor for a month, but then nobody ever called or followed up in any way to discuss the results. I called to inquire, but still nobody followed up."
— Unilocal patient reviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Heart Hospital of Austin becomes St.… | Austin Chamber of Commerce — May 29, 2026
- Don't put off heart health, including seeking help immediately — Feb 18, 2026
- Austin physicians introduce valve replacement system to treat chronic heart conditions | KXAN Austin — Nov 4, 2025
- St. David’s buys heart surgeons practice. What does it mean for you? — Feb 26, 2026
- Heart Hospital of Austin celebrates $1.6M wellness program expansion | KXAN Austin — Nov 18, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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