Austin Regional Clinic - ARC South Ob/Gyn

01/29/2026

“I prioritize patient education and shared decision-making to support informed, individualized care in midlife women’s health.”

Sharyl R. Brasher-Giles, MD, FACOG, joins the Obstetrics & Gynecology team at Austin Regional Clinic - ARC Center Street in Kyle. Welcome to ARC!

More about Dr. Brasher-Giles: https://bit.ly/4bq2zaa

01/28/2026

Celebrating a groundbreaking moment in spine care! Akshay Yadhati, MD, FAAOS, Orthopedic Spine Surgeon at Austin Regional Clinic: ARC has performed Austin’s first next-gen robotically navigated Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF) spine surgery at Ascension Seton Medical Center, marking a new era in minimally invasive treatment and patient outcomes.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4qU73e4

01/28/2026

Your Child 6-17 years old Struggling with Migraine? Join clinical trial and access investigational treatments at no cost!
• No insurance required
• Compensation may be available

Sign-up & see if your child may qualify: ARCclinicalresearch.com

01/27/2026

Thank you to everyone who participated in voting for the Best of North Hays County! The 2025 results are out, and ARC earned recognition for 8 awards at both ARC Kyle Plum Creek and ARC Center Street. (The Hays Free Press)

ARC Kyle Plum Creek received these first-place awards:
⭐ Best Audiology Clinic
⭐ Best Hearing Aids
⭐ Best Urgent Care Center

🎉 Second and third place awards included ARC Center Street for Best Dermatologist/Best Skin Care, and ARC Kyle Plum Creek for Best Nursing Staff/Facility, two awards for Best Physician’s Assistant/Nurse Practitioner, and Best Physician!

Read the details here: https://bit.ly/3Zzjakq

01/26/2026

Did you know thyroid cancer has one of the highest survival rates—over 98% for early-stage cases? 💙 January is Thyroid Awareness Month. Early detection can save lives.

👉 Don’t ignore the signs:
• Neck swelling
• Changes in your voice
• Difficulty swallowing

If something feels off, talk to your doctor or APC. Schedule an appointment with ARC ENT today: https://bit.ly/3Z6LDxI

01/23/2026

Last Updated 1/27/26, 8pm

All ARC clinics and admin will be open normal hours on Wednesday, 1/28/26.

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ARC continues to offer 24/7 services including:
• NormanMD.ARC.clinic: ARC’s 24/7 on-demand virtual urgent care with an ARC doctor or advanced practice clinician (APC).
• 512-ARC-INFO (512-272-4636): Available 24/7 for appointment and nursing services.

01/20/2026

Congratulations to Antoinette M. Moore, MD, Family Medicine at Austin Regional Clinic - ARC Kyle Plum Creek, who's been selected as an incoming chair of Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. She will continue to serve as co-chair of their Health & Wellness Committee.

Dr. Moore's dedication makes a real difference in the Austin LGBTQ+ community.

More on Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce here: https://bit.ly/43lIEDd

01/19/2026

Today, Americans honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a pioneer in the fight for social justice and equality. As Dr. King said, “We must walk on in the days ahead with an audacious faith in the future.”

01/19/2026

Today, Austin Regional Clinic: ARC opened a new Round Rock location, Austin Regional Clinic - ARC Greenlawn Specialty. The free-standing clinic serves as a specialty hub for patients, offering access to specialty and surgical care in one centralized location.

The clinic offers specialties including general surgery; podiatry; ear, nose and throat (ENT); audiology; and orthopedics; and is home to 15 ARC physicians and advanced practice clinicians (APCs). The new building is also be home to ARC’s first outpatient surgery center, ARC Surgery Center North, opening this spring.

Read all about ARC Greenlawn Specialty: https://bit.ly/3NkOpNw

01/16/2026

Living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and high blood pressure? Exploring treatment options? The BaxDuo-Pacific Study is evaluating an investigational combination of drugs to see if it provides better treatment than an approved CKD treatment on its own. Learn more about this new study: ARCclinicalresearch.com

01/13/2026

Give the gift of life during and donate to We Are Blood! Want to inspire others? Share your donation 'why' and be featured in their 2026 donor stories. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4q9WQcP

It’s National Blood Donor Month, and we’re kicking off the new year by celebrating the heart of our mission - our community. Every time you give, you make it possible for local patients to receive the care they need. We truly wouldn’t be here without you!

As a small thank-you:
👉 Donate Jan 2–15 and you’ll be entered to attend a private dinner for two at Franklin Barbecue.
👉 Donate platelets at least twice in January and receive a $50 H-E-B gift card.

We’d also love to hear what inspires you to give. Share your “why,” tag us in your post, or email us to be featured in our 2026 donor stories.

Read more on ways to share your ‘why’ here: weareblood.org/blog/national-blood-donor-month-2026.

01/12/2026

Did you know? Routine Pap smears and HPV tests can detect changes in your cervical health before they become serious. Early detection saves lives! If it’s been a while since your last screening, now’s the time to schedule an appointment with an ARC Ob/Gyn.

Make an appointment online through ARC MyChart or visit ARCobgyn.com and click the "book now" button to schedule your Annual Exam.

11/24/2017

Congratulations to Austin Regional Clinic: ARC doctor Melanie Belt, MD, Obstetrics/Gynecology; 1 of the 17 ARC physicians who have been named to the 2017 Texas Super Doctors® list, published in the December issue of Texas Monthly magazine!

November 24, 2017 - Seventeen Austin Regional Clinic (ARC) physicians in eight specialties have been named 2017 Texas Super Doctors® by Texas Monthly magazine.

01/31/2017

Cervical cancer kills more women than initially thought, especially minority women, according to a recent study. In an interview KVUE, ARC Ob/Gyn Dr Alinda Cox says prevention is key. “Cervical cancer is highly preventable and highly treatable, if caught early.” Learn more here:

The mortality rate for black women was 10.1 per 100,000 and 4.7 per 100,000 for white women. Previous estimates put the death rate of cervical cancer at 5.7 per 100,000 black women and 3.2 per 100,000 white women.