The Heart Center for Women

The Heart Center for Women offers three care pathways. The Initial Consultation costs $600 and covers two visits. Focused Risk Optimization runs $400 per visit, typically two to three times per year. The Comprehensive Heart Partnership membership costs $200 per month and includes unlimited visits and next-day availability. The practice does not bill insurance for visits but provides a superbill for possible reimbursement.

The practice does not bill insurance directly for office visits. However, your insurance continues to cover testing, imaging, labs, and treatments that Dr. Giesler orders. The practice provides a superbill after each visit that you can submit to your insurer for possible reimbursement.

Yes. The Heart Center for Women offers one-time consultations for second opinions or focused cardiovascular evaluations. Every new patient also starts with a two-visit Initial Consultation before choosing an ongoing care pathway.

The Initial Consultation costs $600 and spans two visits. The first visit covers a full medical history review, prior test review, symptom discussion, a comprehensive cardiovascular exam, and an in-office ECG. The second visit reviews completed test results, refines the diagnosis, and establishes a long-term care strategy.

The Comprehensive Heart Partnership is the highest level of ongoing care at The Heart Center for Women. At $200 per month, it includes unlimited visits, planned appointments every one to two months, next-day availability, and proactive outreach from Dr. Giesler. It suits women managing complex cardiovascular conditions or seeking close, continuous collaboration.

New patients register through the practice website. After registering, you download the SigmaMD app, which serves as your patient portal for scheduling and communication. From there, you schedule your Initial Consultation directly through the app.

The Heart Center for Women focuses on female-specific cardiovascular conditions, including Microvascular Disease, Endothelial Dysfunction, Vasospasm, MINOCA, ANOCA, and Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection. Dr. Giesler also manages atrial fibrillation, cardiovascular risk factors, and menopause-related heart health changes.

Yes. Dr. Giesler specifically addresses how midlife hormonal changes affect cardiovascular risk. Women navigating perimenopause or menopause and wondering how those transitions affect their heart health will find focused, evidence-based guidance here.

The practice sits at 706 Rio Grande Street, Suite B, in Austin, TX 78701, in the heart of downtown Austin.