has been serving the local community since 1989 and served over 100,000 patients in the Mid and South Jefferson County area. Over the years, the practice has grown and additional physicians were added to meet the needs of the patients. Now Gulf Coast Cardiology Group, P.L.L.C. has four board-certified cardiologists on staff.
Even though the practice has grown, the goals of Gulf Coast Cardiology Group, P.L.L.C., Dr. Morbia, Dr. Abdullah, Dr. Abochamh and Dr. Islam remain the same: offering superior patient care. Gulf Coast Cardiology Group, P.L.L.C. strives to offer a personal touch to all of its patients. You will see our dedication in the office as well as in the hospitals we serve. Our office staff, nursing staff, technicians, and physicians are all driven to help optimize your healthcare and support your medical needs.
Choosing a physician to take care of your cardiovascular needs is not an easy decision. We at Gulf Coast Cardiology Group, P.L.L.C. hope that we can make your visits to our office informative, pleasant, and help you maintain the best possible health.
Under the leadership of Dr. Morbia, Gulf Coast Cardiology Group, P.L.L.C. has built and moved into a larger and more accommodating office facility, which is 15,000 square feet (one of the largest physicians' offices between Houston and New Orleans). The office is located conveniently off of Twin City Hwy., close to Hwy. 73, near the corner of Twin City Hwy. and 39th Street (Old Woolco Building, behind Race Track Gas Station, near Jack In The Box). This new facility houses all 4 cardiologists, with room to grow to accommodate up to a total of 8 cardiologists, all practicing under one roof. We offer a large array of diagnostic testing, including EKGs, 24-hour Holter monitoring, echocardiograms (ultrasounds of the heart), carotid ultrasounds (ultrasounds of the neck arteries going to the brain), exercise treadmill stress tests, PVRs (vascular studies for upper and lower extremities), as well as nuclear stress tests. There is adequate room for expansion of testing facilities, so that if need arises, we may extend services offered, even to the point of offering out-patient cardiac catheterizations.