Fort Bend Medical Services LLC

What We Offer

Our Ultrasound Services

We specialize exclusively in two high-demand diagnostic ultrasound modalities, delivering accurate results with rapid turnaround.

🫀 Cardiac Ultrasound

Echocardiography (Echo)

An echocardiogram uses high-frequency sound waves to produce real-time images of the heart's structure and function — allowing physicians to evaluate chambers, valves, wall motion, and blood flow without radiation or invasive procedures.

Transthoracic Echo (TTE) Doppler Flow Study Ejection Fraction Valve Assessment Pericardial Eval

Why Is an Echocardiogram Ordered?

To evaluate heart function and measure ejection fraction in patients with suspected or known heart failure
To assess heart valve disease — stenosis, regurgitation, or prolapse — and determine severity
To detect structural abnormalities such as cardiomyopathy, septal defects, or congenital heart disease
To evaluate pericardial effusion or cardiac tamponade following trauma or infection
To monitor response to cardiac medications or after cardiac procedures and surgeries
To screen high-risk patients before major surgery or chemotherapy

Possible Causes & Clinical Indications

Chest pain or pressure — rule out ischemic cardiomyopathy or wall motion abnormalities
Shortness of breath / dyspnea — evaluate systolic or diastolic dysfunction, valvular disease
Heart murmur — characterize valve pathology (aortic stenosis, mitral regurgitation, MVP)
Atrial fibrillation / arrhythmias — assess left atrial size, thrombus, structural cause
Hypertension — evaluate left ventricular hypertrophy and diastolic function
Syncope or near-syncope — rule out outflow obstruction or severe valvular disease
Stroke / TIA — identify cardioembolic source such as thrombus or PFO
Edema / volume overload — assess cardiac vs. non-cardiac etiology

🩸 Vascular Imaging

Vascular Ultrasound

Vascular ultrasound uses duplex and color-flow Doppler imaging to evaluate arteries and veins throughout the body. We offer five specialized vascular studies — each targeting a critical area to detect blockages, clots, stenosis, and abnormal blood flow patterns with no radiation and in real time.

🦵 Arterial Upper Extremity 🦵 Arterial Lower Extremity 🩸 Venous Insufficiency 🧠 Carotid Ultrasound 🫁 Abdominal Aorta

Why Is Vascular Ultrasound Ordered?

Arterial Upper Extremity — evaluates blood flow in the arm arteries to detect stenosis, occlusion, subclavian steal syndrome, or Raynaud's disease causing arm pain, coldness, or weakness
Arterial Lower Extremity — assesses leg artery flow to diagnose peripheral arterial disease (PAD), claudication, and critical limb ischemia; includes ankle-brachial index (ABI) measurement
Venous Insufficiency — maps venous reflux, incompetent valves, and chronic venous disease in upper and lower extremity veins, including DVT detection and varicose vein evaluation
Carotid Ultrasound — images the carotid arteries for atherosclerotic plaque, stenosis, and intima-media thickness as stroke and TIA risk stratification
Abdominal Aorta — evaluates the abdominal aorta for aneurysm (AAA), renal arteries for stenosis, and mesenteric vessels for occlusive disease

Possible Causes & Clinical Indications

Arm pain, coldness, or weakness — arterial upper extremity study for subclavian/brachial stenosis, occlusion, or Raynaud's syndrome
Claudication or leg pain with walking — arterial lower extremity for PAD, critical limb ischemia; ABI < 0.9 confirms disease
Leg swelling, heaviness, or varicose veins — venous insufficiency study for reflux, incompetent valves, chronic venous hypertension, or DVT
TIA, stroke, or carotid bruit — carotid ultrasound to detect plaque, stenosis >50%, and assess stroke risk
Pulsatile abdominal mass or AAA screening — abdominal aorta ultrasound for aortic aneurysm in patients 65+ or with family history
Resistant hypertension or declining renal function — abdominal aorta / renal artery duplex for fibromuscular dysplasia or renal artery stenosis
Non-healing wounds or diabetic foot ulcers — lower extremity arterial & venous study to guide wound care and revascularization decisions
Pre-operative vascular mapping — arterial and venous assessment before bypass, fistula creation, or vein graft harvest

Why Ultrasound?

Safe, Accurate & Non-Invasive

Diagnostic ultrasound uses harmless sound waves — no radiation, no contrast dye, no needles. It provides real-time, high-resolution imaging that helps physicians make confident clinical decisions quickly and cost-effectively.

For cardiac and vascular conditions, early detection through ultrasound can prevent strokes, heart failure hospitalizations, pulmonary embolism, and limb loss.

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No Radiation

Safe for all patients including pregnant women and repeat examinations.

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Real-Time Results

Live imaging allows dynamic assessment of cardiac function and blood flow.

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Cost-Effective

Lower cost than CT or MRI with comparable diagnostic accuracy for vascular and cardiac conditions.

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Early Detection

Detects life-threatening conditions like DVT, AAA, and heart failure before irreversible damage occurs.

Physician Portal

Ultrasound Order Form

Complete the form below. We will contact you to confirm scheduling and notify you when results are ready.

📋 Patient Ultrasound Order

All fields marked with * are required. Orders are received directly by our clinical team.

1 — Study Type

Select Ultrasound Type *

🫀 Echocardiography (Echo) 🩸 Vascular Ultrasound

Additional Study Details / Laterality

Order Priority *

✅ Routine 🚨 Urgent

2 — Patient Information

First Name *

Last Name *

Date of Birth *

Phone *

Gender

Preferred Appointment Date

3 — Referring Physician

Physician Name *

NPI Number *

Practice / Clinic Name

Physician Phone

Physician Fax

Physician Email

4 — Insurance & Billing

Insurance Company *

Member ID / Policy Number *

Group Number

Subscriber Name (if different)

Subscriber DOB (if different)

Auth / Pre-cert Number

5 — Clinical Indication

ICD-10 Code(s) *

Reason for Study *

Additional Notes / Medical History

By submitting, you confirm the information is accurate. Orders go directly to fortbilling13@gmail.com. Questions? Call (281) 783-8511.

✅ Order Submitted Successfully!

Your ultrasound order has been received. Our team will contact you shortly to confirm scheduling.

Patient Feedback

Patient Complaint & Feedback Form

We take all patient concerns seriously. Please complete the form below and our team will respond within 2 business days.

📝 Submit a Complaint or Concern

All submissions are confidential and reviewed by our Patient Services team.

1 — Your Information

First Name *

Last Name *

Phone Number

Email Address

Date of Service (if applicable)

Preferred Contact Method

2 — Nature of Complaint

Category *

💳 Billing / Insurance 🕐 Scheduling / Wait Time 👤 Staff Conduct 🏥 Quality of Care 🏢 Facility / Environment 🔒 Privacy / HIPAA Concern 📋 Other

Overall Experience Rating

3 — Details of Your Concern

Please describe your complaint or concern in detail *

What resolution are you hoping for?

Have you previously reported this issue?

No, first time reporting Yes, reported previously

Your complaint is sent confidentially to our Patient Services team at fortbilling13@gmail.com. For urgent matters, call (281) 783-8511. We respond within 2 business days.

✅ Complaint Received

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Our Patient Services team will review your submission and contact you within 2 business days.

Advanced Cardiac & Vascular Ultrasound Diagnostics

Our Ultrasound Services

Echocardiography (Echo)

Why Is an Echocardiogram Ordered?

Possible Causes & Clinical Indications

Vascular Ultrasound

Why Is Vascular Ultrasound Ordered?

Possible Causes & Clinical Indications

Safe, Accurate & Non-Invasive

No Radiation

Real-Time Results

Cost-Effective

Early Detection

Ultrasound Order Form

📋 Patient Ultrasound Order

✅ Order Submitted Successfully!

📅 Schedule an Appointment

Patient Complaint & Feedback Form

📝 Submit a Complaint or Concern

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