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Welcome to Baylor Medicine Sugar Land, where excellence meets convenience. Here, we've seamlessly integrated multiple specialties under one roof to extend our exceptional healthcare services to the heart of the Sugar Land community. Our dedicated teams collaborate harmoniously, bringing their collective expertise to your doorstep. At Baylor Medicine Sugar Land, our mission is clear: to provide unparalleled, patient-centered care right in your neighborhood. Experience the highest standard of medical treatment without compromising the comfort of being close to home.

At Baylor Medicine Cardiology, we combine our vast experience and unparalleled expertise with a patient-centered approach to deliver world-class cardiovascular care. Our care encompasses the full spectrum of cardiology specializations from general and interventional cardiology, and cardiac electrophysiology, to treating advanced heart failure, structural heart disease, and congenital heart conditions. Furthermore, our experts in lipid metabolism and atherosclerosis offer targeted treatment and prevention strategies to manage and mitigate cardiovascular risk factors.

As board-certified, fellowship-trained endocrine surgeons, Baylor Medicine physicians offer specialized care to patients in Houston and the surrounding area, with thyroid nodules, goiter, Graves’ disease, thyroid cancer, hyperparathyroidism, adrenal masses, pheochromocytoma, Cushing’s syndrome and Conn’s syndrome.

At Baylor Medicine, you will find that our specialists and surgeons are extremely experienced in some of the most complex conditions and procedures, we are committed to putting the patient at the center of every treatment plan. Our board-certified gastroenterologists diagnose and treat patients with a wide range of digestive tract and liver conditions. Our surgeons are experts in innovative techniques technologies, including robotic-assisted and minimally invasive procedures. By bringing a multidisciplinary approach to your care, we are able to collaborate between specialties and create a personalized plan for each patient.

Our surgeons have unique expertise in some of the newest, most innovative, minimally invasive surgical procedures for patients with problems related to the colon, rectum, and small bowel. Our Colorectal Surgery Program at Baylor St. Luke's has been ranked nationally at #21 (Gastroenterology & GI Surgery).

Baylor Medicine neurosurgeons are highly-trained specialists providing a full range of brain and spinal surgeries including skull-base, craniofacial, endoscopic and minimally invasive, spinal and functional neurosurgeries. Collectively Baylor Medicine offer our patients truly expert and compassionate care for any neurosurgical problem, no matter how rare or complex.

Baylor Pulmonary Medicine provides comprehensive, compassionate care to patients with common and complex medical conditions related to the lungs and breathing. Our pulmonary physicians work closely with other Baylor Medicine specialists to provide effective, coordinated, multidisciplinary care. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures you have an individualized treatment plan that considers all aspects of your health.

In addition, our physicians are at the forefront of research and innovation. Combined with our excellence in clinical care and education, we offer our patients unique access to new diagnostic and therapeutic modalities and clinical trials.

Thoracic Surgery specializes in the care and treatment of patients with benign and malignant disorders of the chest cavity (thorax). This includes lung cancer, esophageal cancer, thymoma, mesothelioma and all other malignancies involving the thorax.

The urologic surgeons at Baylor Medicine use the latest advances in urological medicine to offer personalized care for those with urologic conditions. Each of our physicians is highly trained not only in general urology but also in at least one of the various urologic subspecialties.

Physicians at Baylor Medicine Vascular provide a full spectrum of diagnostic evaluation and interventional treatment of problems with arterial and venous blood flow in the lower extremities, and problems with walking or wound healing related to reduced blood flow (claudication or limb salvage).