Cardiovascular Institute of the South (CIS)

Cardiovascular Institute of the South (CIS) is a private, non-profit cardiology and vascular care provider founded in 1983 and headquartered in Houma, LA. CIS delivers comprehensive heart and vascular services—from prevention, diagnostics, and medical management to interventional procedures and telemedicine. It operates 21 offices across Louisiana and Mississippi, including a facility in Houma, and employs more than 900 team members. CIS offers specialties in internal medicine, nuclear cardiology, electrophysiology, lipid management, peripheral vascular disease, valve disease, and interventional cardiology, and provides advanced programs such as diagnostic testing, limb/salvage initiatives, and telecardiology. Contact: 1-800-425-2565 or visit cardio.com.

Terrebonne General Health System (TGHS) is a nonprofit, community-based hospital in Houma, Louisiana. It is a 321-licensed-bed acute care facility offering comprehensive cardiovascular care within a larger, multidisciplinary health system. Key cardiovascular services and related offerings include: - Cardiac care capabilities (cardiac catheterization lab and cardiology services) - Inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation - Diagnostic imaging and cardiology-related diagnostics - Related specialties (endocrinology, pulmonology, critical care) as part of the broader cardiovascular program - Women’s Center and cancer care adjacent services that support comprehensive heart-health outcomes Highlights: - Largest community-based health system in southeast Louisiana’s tri-parish area (Terrebonne, Lafourche, St. Mary) - Accredited by The Joint Commission - Part of a nonprofit system with a substantial medical staff and 1,800+ employees - Based in Houma, LA, with local presence and patient services focused in the TGMC (Terrebonne General Medical Center) Contact: - Main phone: (985) 873-4141 - Address: 8166 Main Street, Houma, LA 70360 If you’re seeking specific cardiovascular services (e.g., cardiovascular surgery, cath lab scheduling, or rehabilitation programs), I can extract or summarize those details from TGHS pages or provide guidance on how to contact the cardiovascular department.