UT Health Physicians

UT Health Physicians Our team of highly trained and board-certified physicians work together to provide the highest quality of compassionate, patient-centered care.

Most people don't realize the teaching doctors from the medical school can be your doctor. UT Health Physicians is an academic medical practice. This means it is a private medical practice that is based in a medical school and the doctors are UT Long School of Medicine faculty members. To read more about UT Health Physicians, visit our website www.UTHealthCare.org

08/28/2026

Birds Up! 🤙

Football season is back, and UT Health San Antonio is ready to keep Roadrunners healthy, strong and game-day ready.

As the official healthcare partner of UTSA Athletics, we’re proud to support Roadrunners on the field while caring for people throughout our community, from primary care and orthopaedics to specialty care, surgery, rehabilitation and more.

Let’s go, Roadrunners! Learn more: https://bit.ly/4civJaK

Backpack season is a good time to check for comfort and fit. A backpack with wide, padded straps, a padded back and both...
08/26/2026

Backpack season is a good time to check for comfort and fit. A backpack with wide, padded straps, a padded back and both shoulder straps can help support everyday comfort.

It is also a natural time to notice posture and spine changes. Backpack discomfort and scoliosis signs are not the same, but while your child is trying on school clothes, uniforms or a backpack, you may notice uneven shoulders, one shoulder blade sticking out more, ribs that appear more prominent on one side or an uneven waistline.

If you notice changes in your child’s posture or have concerns about their back or spine, UT Health General Pediatrics is here to help. Schedule an appointment at 210-450-6570.

Join us on September 1 for a welcoming gathering created for individuals, care partners and families affected by Atypica...
08/24/2026

Join us on September 1 for a welcoming gathering created for individuals, care partners and families affected by Atypical Parkinsonian disorders. This event offers a meaningful opportunity to connect with others, share experiences, learn helpful information and find encouragement in a supportive community. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3N33F1w

08/24/2026

Back-to-school can bring excitement, nerves and plenty of big feelings.

Helping your child feel emotionally ready can start with simple steps: listen to their concerns, remind them that their feelings are normal and begin rebuilding familiar school-day routines. Even small things, like talking through what to expect or practicing the morning routine, can help children feel more prepared for the transition.

Watch for more tips from UT Health San Antonio pediatric experts on supporting your child as the school year begins.

Have questions about your child’s health or well-being? UT Health General Pediatrics is here to support your family throughout the school year. Schedule an appointment at 210-450-6570.

Navigating Medicaid and Medicare can be complex for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their ca...
08/22/2026

Navigating Medicaid and Medicare can be complex for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers.

Health care professionals and community leaders are invited to join the webinar, “From Healthcare to Policy: Exploring Medicaid and Medicare Access for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities,” to learn how to better connect individuals and families with essential services and support.

Register: https://bit.ly/iddwebinar

08/21/2026

Back-to-school preparation includes more than backpacks and school supplies. A little planning can help make sure your child’s health needs are covered before the first bell.

Submit school health forms early to give your pediatrician time to complete them, and schedule an annual wellness visit to check in on your child’s overall health, development and well-being.

Watch for a few simple ways to prepare for a healthy start to the school year.

Need help getting ready for school? UT Health General Pediatrics is here for your family. Call 210-450-6570 to schedule an appointment.

08/20/2026

When school starts, parents and teachers may notice signs that a child is having trouble seeing or hearing clearly.

Squinting, rubbing the eyes, headaches after schoolwork, trouble seeing the board, frequently saying “huh?” or missing instructions can be signs worth asking about.

A screening can help families understand whether vision or hearing may be affecting learning, participation or confidence in the classroom.

For support with your child’s health throughout the school year, count on UT Health General Pediatrics. Schedule an appointment at 210-450-6570.

A research team at UT San Antonio has discovered that hormone changes can affect how stress impacts the female brain. “I...
08/19/2026

A research team at UT San Antonio has discovered that hormone changes can affect how stress impacts the female brain.

“It’s very enlightening to see that when we looked at all the females put together, it looks like stress isn’t having an impact,” explained Morgan P. Johnston, the lead author on the study. “But when you look closer, and specifically you look at hormone changes, you see these opposing effects happening at different points in the cycle. In one stage we have enhanced learning, and in one stage, we have weakened learning.”

Learn more about the findings of the study: https://bit.ly/4wCcKPG

Weekend care is moving to Kyle Seale Parkway.Beginning Saturday, August 15, our Weekend Clinic will move to UT Health at...
08/14/2026

Weekend care is moving to Kyle Seale Parkway.

Beginning Saturday, August 15, our Weekend Clinic will move to UT Health at Kyle Seale Parkway from the Medical Arts & Research Center (MARC).

The Weekend Clinic provides primary care for common illnesses and minor injuries, including colds and flu, headaches, strep throat, asthma, rashes and more. Walk-ins are welcome.

You’ll continue to receive the same convenient, trusted care from our UT Health San Antonio team — now at a new location.

📍 UT Health at Kyle Seale Parkway
🕐 Saturday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
🕐 Sunday: 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Learn more: UTHealthCare.org/Weekend

Join UT Health San Antonio for a free educational event for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), their families a...
08/12/2026

Join UT Health San Antonio for a free educational event for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), their families and support networks. Hear from MS specialists, explore practical strategies for daily living, and learn about the latest treatments and clinical trial opportunities.

Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/4pSkcEN

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Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm

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