UT Health Physicians

11/13/2025

What began as a song in a San Antonio living room helped spark a new era of Alzheimer’s care and research in South Texas. Decades later, the Glenn Biggs family grand piano finds a new home at the UT Health San Antonio Center for Brain Health, opening in December: https://bit.ly/3LJtsuC

11/13/2025

When Janice M. reflects on her care journey, one name stands out: Dr. Bradley Shipman. His dedication and kindness have inspired deep gratitude. A great doctor is more than a provider; they guide every stage of health. Janice’s testimony is a reminder of the impact one caregiver can have.

We want to hear about a caregiver who left a lasting impact on you! Share your story with us! 🩺💖 https://bit.ly/4knoVK4

11/12/2025

Today, we cut the ribbon on its brand-new $100 million Center for Brain Health! More than a building, it's a promise to patients, families and the future of brain health: https://news.uthscsa.edu/a-new-era-of-hope-healing-and.../

Big news today!

UT Health San Antonio cut the ribbon on its brand-new $100 million Center for Brain Health, a 103,000-square-foot facility uniting specialty care, diagnostics, research and caregiver support under one roof.

More than a building, it's a promise to patients, families and the future of brain health. https://news.uthscsa.edu/a-new-era-of-hope-healing-and-discovery/

11/11/2025

As a parent, you want a provider who will advocate for your child's health as much as you do. Robyn D. is grateful to have found exactly that in Dr. Lindsey Cortes.

Are you a parent who is grateful for the compassionate support your family received? Express your gratitude! https://bit.ly/4knoVK4

11/06/2025

November is National Alzheimer's Month. Across Texas, we remember every life touched by Alzheimer’s and stand with those bringing hope through care and discovery. 460,000 Texans live with the disease, supported by more than 1 million family caregivers. At UT Health San Antonio, we're committed to solving the most critical needs of our community, which is why we're launching the Center for Brain Health this fall. Learn more: https://uthscsa.edu/physicians/center-brain-health

11/06/2025

Every act of compassion leaves a lasting impact. Samantha G. shares heartfelt thanks for Dr. Cynthia Cantu, whose care made a meaningful difference in her journey.

Has a caregiver made a difference in your life? We’d love to hear your story! Share it with us! 🩺💖 https://bit.ly/4knoVK4

11/05/2025

Join us for another Walk With A Doc on Saturday, November 8th! Carmella DeSerto, MD will share tips about leading an alcohol-free lifestyle and managing your health. Registration is not required. Learn more about Walk With A Doc: https://events.uthscsa.edu/event/walk-with-a-doc-november-8-2025

11/04/2025

November is World Alzheimer's Month. Across Texas, we remember every life touched by Alzheimer’s and stand with those bringing hope through care and discovery. 460,000 Texans live with the disease, supported by more than 1 million family caregivers. At UT Health San Antonio, we're committed to solving the most critical needs of our community, which is why we're launching the Center for Brain Health this fall. Learn more: https://uthscsa.edu/physicians/center-brain-health

11/02/2025

10/31/2025

Join us at our Diabetes Day Health Fair on November 14 for free screenings, expert advice, and tips to help manage and prevent diabetes. If you or a loved one living with diabetes, take charge of your health and join a supportive community. All ages welcome. Let's spread awareness and fight diabetes together! Learn more: uthealthcare.org/diabetescare

10/31/2025

October is World Menopause Month — a time to raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of menopause. While nearly every woman will experience menopause in middle age or earlier, it can be difficult to identify its onset.

While it can start as early as your 30s, the average age of onset is 51. Learn more about what to expect and how to manage symptoms effectively.
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10/30/2025

Being mindful of your health doesn't mean you have to skip the candy! Check out three easy tips from UT Health San Antonio dietician, Nora Kwiatkowski, and learn how to treat yourself in moderation this holiday. 🎃