UNT Health Clinical Practice Group

07/23/2026

Sore neck? Tight shoulders? Achy lower back after a day at your desk?

If you spend hours sitting at a computer, you're not alone. Poor posture, repetitive movements and long periods of sitting can all contribute to everyday aches and pains.

The good news? Small changes to your workspace and routine can make a big difference.

Our latest blog shares practical tips to help prevent desk job pain and explains when it may be time to seek treatment if the discomfort isn't going away.

💻 Read more: https://www.unthealth.edu/patient-care/posts/desk-job-pain.html

Sitting all day can lead to neck pain, back pain, headaches, and poor posture. Learn how OMT can help relieve common office-related aches and strains.

07/16/2026

Ballet demands incredible strength, flexibility and discipline—but the repetitive movements and physical demands can also increase the risk of injury.

From ankle sprains and stress fractures to hip and back pain, understanding common ballet injuries can help dancers stay healthy and performing at their best.

In our latest blog, we explore the most common ballet-related injuries, how to recognize warning signs and when to seek care.

🩰 Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4v1ftS3

Learn about common dance injuries, prevention strategies, and how performing arts medicine specialists help dancers recover and perform safely.

07/14/2026

Ever spotted a UNT Health Clinical Practice Group physician caring for patients at a local hospital? Many of our specialists also serve at Medical City Fort Worth, Baylor Scott & White Health, and John Peter Smith Hospital. Through these valued partnerships, we’re able to expand access to care and further our shared mission of building a healthier community.

07/09/2026

Your heart doesn't always send obvious warning signs.

While chest pain is a well-known symptom, issues like unusual fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness, swelling in your legs, or an irregular heartbeat could also signal a heart condition that deserves attention.

Our latest blog outlines seven signs it may be time to schedule an appointment with a cardiologist and why early detection matters.

❤️ Read the blog: https://bit.ly/4vqlb0E

Wondering if you should see a cardiologist? Discover the symptoms and risk factors that may require specialized heart care.

07/07/2026

🤝 Personalized care that makes a difference.

We’re proud to highlight NP Catherine McKee from our Family Medicine clinic. Thank you for trusting us with your ongoing care!

07/06/2026

Wrapping up our Office Hours series with Abby Fender, SLP 🗣️✨

Is speech therapy just for kids? Abby clears up that misconception and shares how speech-language pathologists support patients across all ages, from early language development to communication, cognition, and swallowing.

If you or a loved one could benefit from extra support, it’s never too early—or too late—to start.

📞 Call 817-735-7815 to schedule an appointment today.

07/03/2026

Welcome to our final episode of Office Hours with Dr. Trina Lewis! Today we're talking about common stomach concerns our GI team sees in the office and how we address them.

Do any of these symptoms sound familiar? 🤔 If so, call 817-735-7622 to schedule with our gastroenterology department.

06/30/2026

Aging deserves expert, compassionate care. 💙 Meet Dr. Dowell, a geriatrician in the UNT Health Center for Older Adults and a graduate of the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine!

To schedule with our interdisciplinary Older Adults team, call 817-735-2200.

06/29/2026

Homegrown talent has a way of coming full circle. 💚

After graduating from the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. Lawrence Wilner has returned to UNT Health to care for patients and help train the next generation of physicians. His journey is a great example of how academic medicine creates a lasting impact not just in the classroom, but in the communities we serve.

Read more about Dr. Wilner's return and what inspired him to come back to where it all began.

After three decades in family medicine, Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine alumnus Dr. Larry Wilner returned to UNT Health as family medicine clerkship director, commuting weekly from Colorado to Fort Worth to care for patients and mentor future physicians. Wilner said returning to his alma mater...

06/23/2026

Back for part two of Office Hours with Dr. Saldana 🧠✨

If you’ve ever wondered what a neuropsychological evaluation is actually like for your child—or how to know when it’s time to schedule one—Dr. Saldana walks you through it step by step. From what your child can expect during testing to the signs that extra support might be helpful, this is the clarity so many parents are looking for.

If something’s been on your mind about your child’s learning, behavior, or development, it’s worth getting answers.

📞 Call 817-735-2363 to schedule an evaluation today.