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

It’s National Nutrition Month. Do you know why protein matters for recovery and mobility?Protein helps your body repair ...
03/27/2026

It’s National Nutrition Month. Do you know why protein matters for recovery and mobility?

Protein helps your body repair tissue, rebuild muscle and regain strength after injury or surgery.

Current nutrition guidelines emphasize protein as a key part of recovery, especially for maintaining mobility as we age.

At UT Health San Antonio, our orthopaedic specialists help patients combine the right treatment with the right nutrition to support healing and long-term movement.

Call 210-450-9300 to schedule an appointment or visit https://bit.ly/4bRRQ6K

National Doctors' Day is almost here! 🎉 Join the celebration by honoring a physician who has made a difference in your l...
03/26/2026

National Doctors' Day is almost here! 🎉 Join the celebration by honoring a physician who has made a difference in your life. Share a note of thanks for the work they do or make a gift in their honor. Your doctor will receive your message and a special recognition pin as a symbol of the gratitude they inspire. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4sLaJ1U

UT Health San Antonio is the first program in South Texas to offer osseointegration through its Limb Optimization Progra...
03/23/2026

UT Health San Antonio is the first program in South Texas to offer osseointegration through its Limb Optimization Program — a two-stage surgery that attaches a prosthetic limb directly to the bone, eliminating the need for a traditional socket and offering improved mobility, comfort and control.

Mike Bellmard of Fulton, Texas, chose UT Health San Antonio after learning about osseointegration and other aspects of the program.

“I had a knee replacement revision, and sadly, that got infected,” Bellmard said. “I went to several doctors, did several treatments, but nobody could kill the infection, so I had to amputate my leg in 2020. It was hard. I couldn’t look down for days because lying there felt weird with just one leg.”

Now, after several visits, Bellmard has found a potential solution and says he is “very excited.”

Learn more about his story and the Limb Optimization Program in KSAT 12 & KSAT.com's article: https://bit.ly/3NH566e

03/20/2026

Noticing a flat spot on your baby’s head can raise questions.
Plagiocephaly, or flat head syndrome, can develop in the first few months of life. In some cases, if not evaluated early, it may affect head shape and facial symmetry. Early assessment helps determine whether treatment is needed and supports appropriate care.

If you have concerns, your pediatrician can help evaluate and guide next steps, including referral when needed.

Our team works with families to assess each child and recommend care based on their individual needs, including cranial remolding. We also strive to make care more accessible by accepting Medicaid and supporting families through treatment with a one-helmet approach.

Learn more about our Cranial Remolding Program at: https://bit.ly/4soGdv1

Congratulations to the UTSA Women's Basketball team on earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament; it's the team’s first appe...
03/20/2026

Congratulations to the UTSA Women's Basketball team on earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament; it's the team’s first appearance since 2009!

UT Health San Antonio is proud to support you on and off the court as your official health care provider. Good luck as you take on the UConn Huskies tomorrow. 🏀

As diabetes rates continue to rise nationally and in San Antonio—where it remains a leading public health concern—UT Hea...
03/19/2026

As diabetes rates continue to rise nationally and in San Antonio—where it remains a leading public health concern—UT Health San Antonio launched the Center for Excellence in Diabetes last summer to unite researchers and clinicians in advancing its study, treatment and prevention.

Carolina Solis-Herrera, MD, founding director, says that the center is already seeing around 1,000 patients per month and that it aims to expand treatment access.

“Our mission is simple yet ambitious: to bring together outstanding clinicians, scientists, educators and innovators to transform how we prevent, understand and treat diabetes for a community like San Antonio,” Solis-Herrera says.

Learn more about the center and the importance of diabetes research in San Antonio: https://bit.ly/47GKPV2

03/18/2026

Check out highlights from the UTSA women’s basketball team’s final home game of the season against Tulsa. Sukeshi Arora, MD, Rajat Garg, MD, and Matheus Franco, MD, were recognized on the court for their work in preventing, diagnosing and treating colon cancer. Watch the video to see more.

March 30 is National Doctors’ Day! Do you remember a moment when a UT Health San Antonio provider truly made a differen...
03/18/2026

March 30 is National Doctors’ Day! Do you remember a moment when a UT Health San Antonio provider truly made a difference in your life? Now’s your chance to thank them. Send a message of appreciation today: https://bit.ly/495xG5O

Nearly half of San Antonio’s Top Doctors are UT Health San Antonio providers.More than 220 of our providers across 61 sp...
03/17/2026

Nearly half of San Antonio’s Top Doctors are UT Health San Antonio providers.

More than 220 of our providers across 61 specialties were recognized by San Antonio Magazine this year for their clinical expertise and commitment to patient care. Congratulations to all of our UT Health San Antonio providers on this remarkable achievement!

Explore the full list: https://san-antonio-top-doctors.webflow.io/

03/10/2026

In today’s always-connected world, our phones are essential, but they don’t have to dictate how we spend our time. Join psychologist, Ellen Shrouf, PhD, on Saturday, March 14, to explore simple, practical ways to build healthier habits with technology, reduce digital overload and stay more present in daily life—without disconnecting completely. Walk With A Doc is free and registration is not required. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4uFddRB

Community members, clinicians and health educators came together at UT Health Gateway for our World Obesity Day Health F...
03/05/2026

Community members, clinicians and health educators came together at UT Health Gateway for our World Obesity Day Health Fair.

Attendees received blood glucose screenings, connected with health experts and explored resources designed to support healthier living. Thank you to everyone who helped make the day such a meaningful opportunity for education and connection. Swipe through for highlights.

Advancing neurological care requires more than advanced treatments. It requires a philosophy grounded in comprehensive, ...
03/03/2026

Advancing neurological care requires more than advanced treatments. It requires a philosophy grounded in comprehensive, coordinated support for every stage of care. At the new Center for Brain Health, that commitment shapes everything from diagnosis to long-term management. In movement disorders, UT Health San Antonio is proud to be the first in Texas designated as a Parkinson’s Foundation Comprehensive Care Center, reflecting nationally recognized, team-based care.

That patient-centered approach is intentional. “We’re not only treating conditions, we’re caring for people across the full spectrum of brain health,” said Carlayne Jackson, MD, FAAN, chair of the Department of Neurology at UT Health San Antonio’s Long School of Medicine.

Read more about how UT Health San Antonio is shaping the future of neurological care: https://bit.ly/46BZIri

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Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
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