Houston Fibroids now part of Texas EVA

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where to find us

Minimally invasive, non-surgical care across Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth

Eight outpatient clinics across Greater Houston and the Dallas Fort Worth area, open Monday through Friday
Every Texas Endovascular clinic is an outpatient office we own and operate, not a hospital, and each one offers the same procedures, the same equipment and the same standard of care. Consultation, ultrasound, treatment and follow-up all happen in the same place, so you are not sent across the city between steps. Choose the clinic closest to you below, or call and we will tell you which one fits.
CONVENIENT TO YOU

Eight clinics across Houston & DFW

The same procedures, the same equipment and the same standard of care, whichever clinic you choose.

Houston

4747 Bellaire Blvd,
Suite 550
Bellaire, TX 77401
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Katy

1331 West Grand Parkway
N, Suite 210
Katy, TX 77493

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Sugar Land

7619 Branford Place
Suite 230
Sugar Land, TX 77479
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The Woodlands

8850 Six Pines Drive,
Suite 280
The Woodlands, TX 77380
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Clear Lake

390 East Medical Center Blvd
Webster, TX 77598
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Dallas

3920 W Wheatland Rd
Suite 108
Dallas, TX 75237

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Plano

5425 W. Spring Creek Parkway
Suite 100
Plano, TX 75024

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Fort Worth

6620 Bryant Irvin Road
Suite 100
Fort Worth, TX 76132

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what makes us different

A different kind of specialist office

Three things patients notice within the first visit, and they are the reasons the practice exists.

One specialty, nine conditions

Fibroids, an enlarged prostate, a painful knee and a heavy leg look like nine unrelated problems. They share a solution: closing or opening the vessels that feed them, through a pinhole, under live imaging. That is the whole of what we do, which is why we do a great deal of it.

Our clinics, not a hospital wing

Because treatment happens in our own outpatient clinics, there is no admission, no operating-room queue and usually no general anesthesia. Most patients arrive in the morning, go home the same day and are back to normal activity within days rather than weeks.

The doctor who reads it, treats it.

The physician who reviews your imaging and explains your options is the same physician who performs your procedure and sees you at follow-up. That means you always know who is treating you, your care stays connected, and you never have to re-explain your story.

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Our physicians

Every physician below performs the full range of embolization and vascular procedures. 
Most patients see the specialist at the clinic closest to them.
Portrait of Eric Hardee

Dr. Eric Hardee

Co-founder · Interventional radiologist · Katy, TX
Nearly 30 years caring for patients throughout Greater Houston, with a focus on vein disease and arterial embolization.
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Dr. William Fox

Co-founder · Interventional radiologist · Houston, TX
A native Houstonian with 25+ years of experience and a founding member of one of the country's early outpatient vascular centers.
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Dr. Jay Patel, M.D.

Dr. Jay Patel

Interventional radiologist · Dallas · Plano · Fort Worth
Two decades in interventional radiology, and the physician who brought the practice's embolization program to North Texas.
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Ryan Armstrong

Dr. Ryan Armstrong

Interventional radiologist · The Woodlands · Sugar Land
More than 16 years of experience, with advanced training at UTHealth Houston and MD Anderson Cancer Center.
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Dr. AJ Valenson

Interventional radiologist · Clear Lake/Webster
Raised between Houston and Honduras and trained at Yale and Rush, he returned to Clear Lake to care for the community he grew up in.
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CONDITIONS WE TREAT

One specialty, a wide range of conditions

Every condition below is treated the same way, with a catheter guided through a pinhole in the wrist or groin. Not a different specialist for each one. 
One specialty, no large incisions, no hospital stay, and most patients return to normal activity within days.

Enlarged Prostate (BPH)

Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)
Shrinks the prostate by reducing its blood supply, relieving urinary frequency and urgency. No catheter, no sexual side effects, no general anesthesia.
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Frozen Shoulder

Frozen Shoulder Embolization (FSE)
Targets the inflamed vessels behind adhesive capsulitis to relieve stiffness and restore range of motion.
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Golfer's & Tennis Elbow

Transarterial Elbow Embolization (TAE)
Treats the inflamed vessels fueling chronic elbow pain so you can get back to work, sports and daily life without surgery.
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Hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization (HAE)
Closes the small arteries feeding the hemorrhoid to stop bleeding for good. No incision, no cutting, and a far more comfortable recovery than surgery.
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Knee Osteoarthritis

Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE)
Reduces the excess blood flow that drives chronic knee inflammation, easing pain for patients who are not ready for or not candidates for knee replacement.
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Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)

Angioplasty, stenting and atherectomy
Reopens narrowed arteries to restore circulation, ease leg cramping and reduce the risk of amputation.
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Plantar Fasciitis & Heel Pain

Plantar Fasciitis Embolization (PFE)
Targets the abnormal vessels behind persistent heel pain rather than masking it, so relief lasts longer than repeat injections.
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Uterine Fibroids

Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE)
A gentle, image-guided procedure that cuts off blood flow to fibroids so they shrink. Heavy bleeding and pelvic pressure ease, and the uterus stays intact.
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Varicose Veins & Vein Disease

Ablation, sclerotherapy and phlebectomy
Minimally invasive treatment for the underlying circulation problem, not just the surface veins. Lighter legs, healthier legs.
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Common questions

Questions patients ask about clinics

How many locations does Texas Endovascular have, and where are they?

Eight. Five in Greater Houston (Bellaire, Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands and Clear Lake / Webster) and three in the Dallas and Fort Worth area (Dallas, Plano and Fort Worth). Every one is an office-based outpatient clinic that we own and operate, not a hospital. Each is listed above with its address, phone number and hours.

Which doctor practices at each location?

Dr. William Fox sees patients in Houston (Bellaire). Dr. Eric Hardee is in Katy. Dr. Ryan Armstrong sees patients in The Woodlands and Sugar Land. Dr. AJ Valenson is in Clear Lake / Webster. Dr. Jay Patel sees patients in Dallas, Plano and Fort Worth. Several of our physicians rotate between clinics, so ask when you call.

Do all of your locations offer the same treatments?

Yes. Every Texas Endovascular clinic offers the full range of minimally invasive, image-guided procedures we perform: vein and artery treatment, peripheral artery disease care, uterine fibroid embolization, prostate artery embolization, hemorrhoid artery embolization, and joint embolization for the knee, heel, shoulder and elbow. Consultation, ultrasound, treatment and follow-up all happen in the same clinic, so you are not sent across the city between steps.

Is the same insurance accepted at every location?

Yes. Coverage is the same across all eight clinics: Medicare and most major insurance plans. Because plans differ by employer and by network, our team verifies your specific benefits and explains what you can expect to pay before your visit is scheduled, whichever clinic you choose.

Do you have Spanish-speaking staff at every location?

Yes. Spanish-speaking team members are available at our clinics, including bilingual physician liaisons, and Dr. AJ Valenson sees Spanish-speaking patients directly. Ask for a Spanish-speaking team member when you call, or note it on the appointment form. Se Habla Español.

What if I am traveling from outside Houston or Dallas?

We see patients from across Texas and from out of state. Tell us when you call and we will group your consultation, imaging and, where possible, your procedure so you make fewer trips. We also have negotiated rates at hotels near several of our clinics for patients traveling in for treatment.

Do you offer virtual or telemedicine appointments?

Yes, for consultations and many follow-up visits. Imaging and treatment happen in the clinic, but a first conversation about your symptoms and your options can often happen from home. Ask about telemedicine when you call, or start with the location closest to you.

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