UTMB Adult and Geriatric Primary Care, Angleton

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06/25/2026

Mental health is not a weakness. That’s why Dr. Campbell, a family physician with UTMB Health, emphasizes the importance of screening for anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns in men. Learn more at utmbhealth.com/men, and remember to schedule your primary care appointment today.

The University of Texas Medical Branch will commemorate Juneteenth on Friday, June 19 with adjusted hours across our cam...
06/18/2026

The University of Texas Medical Branch will commemorate Juneteenth on Friday, June 19 with adjusted hours across our campuses. In observance of this holiday, UTMB schools, business areas, administrative areas and many clinics will be closed.

All UTMB Health urgent care clinics will be open noon-6 p.m. In addition to walk-in care, the urgent care clinics offer online scheduling.

To serve our patients, UTMB’s hospitals and ERs on the Angleton Danbury, Galveston, Clear Lake and League City campuses are always open.

For additional information on our holiday hours, visit: https://utmb.us/g1x

Scheduling your annual wellness visit is an important first step, but meaningful conversations during that visit are jus...
06/18/2026

Scheduling your annual wellness visit is an important first step, but meaningful conversations during that visit are just as important.

Many men assume they're "fine" and may unintentionally overlook symptoms or concerns that could point to underlying health conditions. Being open, honest and asking questions can help primary care physicians identify issues early, when treatment is often most effective.

If you're unsure how to navigate conversations about common men's health concerns, this article offers guidance to help you get the most out of your next appointment.

Learn how to get more out of your annual checkup: https://utmb.us/g2h

With hurricane season officially beginning on June 1, now is the time to prepare.For many of our patients, employees and...
06/14/2026

With hurricane season officially beginning on June 1, now is the time to prepare.

For many of our patients, employees and communities along the Texas Gulf Coast, having a plan, emergency supplies and reliable information can make a significant difference when severe weather threatens.

Essential hurricane tips from UTMB: https://utmb.us/fz2

06/09/2026

For many men, going to the doctor isn't always a priority. Dr. Campbell, a family physician at UTMB Health wants to change that.

With the right information, quality care and a clear understanding of what to expect, many of the concerns that keep people from seeking care can be eased.

Take this as your reminder to schedule that appointment—or encourage a loved one to do the same. A primary care physician and routine checkups are important steps toward better health.

Learn more: utmbhealth.com/men

Primary care providers help patients protect their heart health and catch problems early. At UTMB Health, PCPs focus on ...
06/04/2026

Primary care providers help patients protect their heart health and catch problems early. At UTMB Health, PCPs focus on preventing health risks through early conversations and small lifestyle changes. Learn more about heart prevention https://utmb.us/fym

06/03/2026

When life gets hectic and budgets feel stretched, even your health can slip down the priority list. A routine doctor’s visit might raise a simple question: Do I really need this right now? If you feel “fine,” it’s tempting to wait — but that decision can come with risks. Learn more about annual wellness visits at UTMB Health. https://utmb.us/fyo

05/29/2026

Many women seek care only when symptoms appear. UTMB Health physicians say key conversations should happen earlier. Routine OBGYN visits support early detection and lifelong care. Learn more https://utmb.us/fyp

05/28/2026

In this episode, Drs. Samreen and Stark welcome Dr. Raimer to discuss how primary care UTMB Health serves as a patient’s “medical home” before and after specialty weight loss treatment, supporting coordinated, safe, and long-term care. 🎧 🎙️ Listen to the full episode now https://utmb.us/fws

For years, Jules Meadows searched for answers to symptoms caused by endometriosis. Her journey at UTMB Health highlights...
05/21/2026

For years, Jules Meadows searched for answers to symptoms caused by endometriosis. Her journey at UTMB Health highlights the importance of recognizing this often underdiagnosed condition and listening to patients every step of the way. Read her story https://utmb.us/fwt

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77515

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