Our fight against COVID-19 at UT Health San Antonio will remain consistent. As essential workers who serve patients every day – many of whom are among the sickest in our community – we must always prioritize safety.

With decades of experience in the field, Andrews found her home at UT Health San Antonio in 2003. In this spotlight feature, read more about a day in the work life of this Gold Shield Award recipient, as well as her background and future aspirations.

We all have a part to play in MyChart activation and education! Armed with these helpful tips designed to successfully get patients using MyChart, you'll be well-prepared to start a conversation about signing up. 

In the midst of a year battling the COVID-19 pandemic, San Antonio and Texas went through a week of subzero wind chill resulting in no water, no power and no heat. And, as has become the norm, our UT Health San Antonio community mobilized on a heroic scale.

Did you catch a UT Health Star in action during the recent winter storm? If so, submit a nomination here. Nominations are due March 15 and will be celebrated in April. Any nominations received after this deadline will be celebrated the following quarter. 

Join us for a very special online event celebrating the virtual groundbreaking and cornerstone unveiling for the UT Health San Antonio Multispecialty & Research Hospital on Monday, March 29.

You're in luck! UT Health Physicians employees are invited to celebrate St. Patrick's Day by wearing a green shirt with blue scrub bottoms on Wednesday, March 17. Certain guidelines apply and participation is optional. 

Many people within the community are still hesitant to receive the vaccine, with concerns about safety and efficacy. Hear from our experts why getting the vaccine is not only safe, but also the best way to protect yourself and the people you love.

The state has designated UT Health San Antonio’s clinical practice a vaccine hub. Volunteers are needed to assist patients, especially older patients, as they arrive on campus to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

If you are feeling sick or think you may need a COVID-19 test, the COVID-19 hotline (210-450-8000) is available to serve you. FAQs about the vaccine, including how to reschedule if you missed your appointment, are also available on our COVID-19 website.

Now, you can have an immediate appointment with one of our expert primary care providers from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

Messages of encouragement and support for our staff and providers are constantly posted on our Impact site. Read the notes or write one of your own!