This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the brave U.S. service members and their families who made the ultimate sacrifice. May their courage and dedication inspire us all to live with gratitude and meaning.

UT Health San Antonio is now offering focused ultrasound, a new treatment option for people living with essential tremor or Parkinson’s disease. Click the link to see if this treatment is right for you 🔗 bit.ly/4jtfetd

As the official health care provider for UTSA Athletics, we were honored to celebrate health care heroes at a recent UTSA Baseball game—where one of our own, physical therapist Marie Charpentier, threw the first pitch! Learn more: bit.ly/3re2n92

School's out for summer — but the importance of healthy habits, eating right and staying active should remain in the lesson plan! Take a look back at our PE Takeovers from the past school year, featuring some of our awesome sports medicine providers and, of course, the San Antonio Spurs.

At this month's Walk with a Doc, on Saturday, June 14, Ellen Shrouf, PhD, will share strategies to help you overcome common sleep challenges and improve the quality of your rest. Quiet your mind, build better sleep habits and wake up feeling refreshed - bit.ly/3HsmNms

Lee C. Rogers, DPM, Chief of Podiatry at UT Health San Antonio, and our expert podiatry team share tips to help keep your feet healthy and prevent injuries. Schedule your annual foot screening to catch problems early and stay one step ahead. Learn more: bit.ly/3ZVhfHN

We're proud to announce that UT Health San Antonio Primary Care has earned national recognition for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care. Click the link for more 🔗 bit.ly/4n1x9tQ

We’ve Got Your Back-to-School Physical Covered Saturday, July 12: Free physicals for middle and high school students with our trusted UT Health San Antonio providers. Spots are limited — register now to secure yours! Sign up here: bit.ly/3TgT8zr

Physicals! Come get your physicals!

On behalf of all of us at @uthealthsaphysicians, have a happy Fourth of July.

Join us Saturday, July 12 for an important conversation on lung cancer screening and prevention with Arlene Reyes, MD. Dr. Reyes will share tips to reduce your risk, explain when to get screened, and answer your questions about lung cancer. Learn more: events.uthscsa.edu/event/copy-of-…

UT Health San Antonio offers advanced, team-based sports medicine care for South Texans, from joint care and concussion treatment to injury prevention. Our specialists work together to help you move better, recover faster and stay active. Learn more: bit.ly/40P2Kp0

Living with tremor means constantly adjusting and giving up pieces of your routine. Focused ultrasound is changing that. This advanced treatment is helping people regain control and return to activities they love. A steadier future starts here. Learn more: bit.ly/4jtfetd

Weekend injury? Walk in for expert care. Our Saturday sports medicine clinic offers expert care from a multidisciplinary team that treats sports-related injuries — no appointment needed. We’re here to help you get back to what you love. Learn more: uthscsa.edu/physicians/new…

On #WorldBrainDay, UT Health San Antonio ushers in a new era for South Texas with a preview of its Center for Brain Health, a facility that combines research, clinical care & caregiver support to transform the treatment & understanding of #brain diseases. tinyurl.com/5n9an3yd The University of Texas System

10:43 a.m. 7/23/25: We are experiencing a partial phone outage, but our clinics are open and seeing scheduled patients. Please use MyChart for questions, refills, and non-urgent needs. We’ll update you when resolved—thank you for your patience!

Our orthopaedic and podiatric surgeons are now using an FDA-approved non-opioid to manage pain after surgery. As the first hospital in Texas to offer it, UT Health San Antonio is leading the way toward safer, faster recovery. news.uthscsa.edu/ut-health-san-…

Join us on Saturday, August 9 to learn how to stay safe in the South Texas heat, from Amber Clapper, MD, internal medicine specialist. From recognizing signs of heat-related illness to smart hydration, this talk offers tips to you keep moving. Learn more: bit.ly/3J41VTx