MyChart now has a new mobile texting feature that can help manage your health care. If you currently use MyChart as your health care portal, you can opt in today by texting START to 74212. The texting option allows patients to receive text messages about their appointments, MyChart account and care management updates. This new feature is safe, secure and convenient. The texting service lets…
UT Health MyChart users have access to Fast Pass, a feature that will text or email you if an earlier appointment becomes available. Patients can request to be placed on the Fast Pass list when making their appointment. If an earlier appointment becomes available, you will receive a message and be prompted to log in to MyChart. If the new appointment time works for you, be sure to promptly accept…
Did you know that primary care patients at UT Health San Antonio can schedule appointments with their provider using MyChart ? Online scheduling is easy and convenient and lets you book your appointment without calling. , Ready to schedule?, Log in to MyChart and follow these 3 easy steps: Select “Schedule an Appointment” from the menu under “Visits” Click on your primary care provider’s name Pick your appointment date and time If you are having a medical emergency, call 911 immediately., Don't have a MyChart account?, Create your account here . If you have any questions or need assistance please call us at 210-450-6720 . MyChart® is a registered trademark of Epic Systems Corporation.
Dental care is crucial for cancer patients and survivors to help reduce complications, improve treatment tolerance and enhance overall quality of life, according to oral medicine specialist Tiffany Tavares, DDS, DMSc.
The UT System Board of Regents has asked Chancellor Milliken to work with us to develop a plan to merge UTSA and UT Health San Antonio to create a premier university that brings all of our individual academic, research and clinical strengths together to build a unified and profoundly impactful university of the future.
UT Health San Antonio is proud to announce the launch of Concierge Medicine, directed by leading physicians David Cadena, MD, CCMS, FAAP and Arlene Reyes, MD, from UT Health Hill Country. The new program provides an elevated level of patient-centered personalized primary care, focusing on convenience, continuity and comprehensive health management. The Concierge Medicine program offers a unique…, The Benefits of Concierge Medicine, When patients join the Concierge Medicine program, they become members with direct access to Dr. Cadena and Dr. Reyes. A membership that provides 24/7 communication, even on weekends and holidays and personalized care tailored to each patient's needs. The program offers extended visits, same-day or next-day appointments and a deeply collaborative approach to health care. By working closely with…, A Commitment to Personalized Care, UT Health San Antonio is committed to transforming the health care experience through the Concierge Medicine program. By offering unique access to dedicated physicians, we place members at the center of their health management journey, a model that allows for truly personalized care, ensuring that each patient receives the attention and support necessary to achieve their health goals. Concierge…, Why Choose Concierge Medicine?, Concierge Medicine at UT Health San Antonio is not just about convenience; it's about providing an elevated standard of patient-centered care. With extended appointment times, direct communication and a focus on preventive and proactive health management, the program offers a transformative health care experience. Members of our Concierge Medicine program gain a level of care that emphasizes…
Read the full story on San Antonio Express News . New research has found that older adults with fluctuating cholesterol levels may be at an increased risk for dementia and cognitive decline. The study showed that people whose cholesterol levels changed the most were more likely to develop dementia or experience cognitive issues, especially if their cholesterol rose unpredictably. However, these…
Patricia Abrego’s journey to a clinical study using radiation therapy to relieve osteoarthritis joint pain began when she was 10 years old. Like most children living in a state where snowy winters were a norm, Abrego was doing what most kids do: playing. “The leaves were covered with snow, and they made good bumps […]
Stephanie Johnson, a key member of the Epic Care Team at UT Health San Antonio, has been awarded the 2023-2024 Non-Clinical Gold Shield Award for her exceptional contributions to patient safety. Johnson's ability to retain information with an unparalleled level of detail has significantly impacted patient safety and outcomes. Her knowledge and expertise have made her an invaluable asset in…
Amy Cantu, RN, has been awarded the prestigious 2023-2024 Gold Shield Clinical Award for her exemplary dedication and outstanding nursing skills. Cantu is a senior registered nurse in the Infusion Clinic at the Mays Cancer Center at UT Health Science Center San Antonio. Her nomination reflects an extraordinary ability to deliver cutting-edge care while ensuring her patients receive the best…