Primary care is your first step to feeling better and staying well. It is where you go for checkups, preventive care and help when something does not feel right.
Our University Health primary care doctors take time to learn about your health needs and help you stay on track with your care. Whether you need preventive care, treatment for an illness or help with a long-term condition, our adult and pediatric primary care teams are here for you and your family at every stage of life.
Why University Health
At University Health, primary care is built to make your health easier to manage. Through University Medicine Associates, one of the largest provider groups in South Texas, you can find physicians and providers across San Antonio and nearby communities. This gives you easier access to care close to home.
Your primary care team will get to know more than your symptoms. They learn about your health history, lifestyle and goals. They can help you stay on top of preventive care, routine physicals, short-term illnesses, long-term conditions and specialty care when needed.
Because your care is connected through University Health, your doctors and providers can share information and plan your treatment. This helps keep your care moving so you can spend less time managing visits and more time focusing on your health.
University Health Resources
- Fitness Center: University Health patients can use our free fitness center and exercise programs with a provider referral.
- We offer free health risk assessments to help you learn your risk for long-term conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes.
- Immunization Schedules: Find out which vaccines are recommended for you or your child based on their age.
- Mobile Family Health: Our healthyUexpress Mobile Family Health Clinic brings primary care to families in their own neighborhoods.
- MyChart: Your secure online health tool helps you see health information, visits, test results, bills, price estimates and more in one place.
- School-Based Health Centers: Adults and children can get primary care at these health centers in five San Antonio and Bexar County school districts. You do not need an established primary care doctor. These health centers are open year-round for the whole community.
- Telemedicine visits: We offer after-hours telemedicine for children and adults, age 2 and older. Visits are available from 6-10 p.m. Monday-Sunday. Call 210-644-3209 to schedule an appointment.
- University Health Go: Our mobile app can help you find your way through our patient care sites, learn about medical services and more.
Check Your Health
Your health journey starts with knowing your risks. Take one of our four online health risk assessments to help you better understand your chance of developing serious conditions like heart disease and diabetes.
Check Your Coverage
At University Health, we accept a wide range of insurance plans. View our accepted plans to confirm your coverage before your visit.
