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If medications only take the edge off your environmental allergies, allergy shots may offer a longer-term solution. Lear...
09/10/2026

If medications only take the edge off your environmental allergies, allergy shots may offer a longer-term solution. Learn how UTMB Health allergy and immunology specialists can help address the root cause of your allergies. 🤧 Learn if allergy shots could be right for you https://utmb.us/gja

In observance of Labor Day, most UTMB Health clinics, business areas and administrative offices will be closed Monday, S...
09/06/2026

In observance of Labor Day, most UTMB Health clinics, business areas and administrative offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 7.

Need care during the holiday? UTMB Health Urgent Care Clinics will be open from noon to 6 p.m., with walk-in and scheduled visits available.

Hospitals and emergency rooms in Galveston, League City, Angleton Danbury and Clear Lake remain open 24/7.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Labor Day!

For more info on holiday hours: utmbhealth.com/holiday-hours

08/14/2026

Back-to-school season can bring excitement, but it can also bring anxiety for some children.

If your child seems unusually worried about heading back to school, know that those feelings are more common than you might think. Anxiety can also manifest in physical ways, making it important to recognize the signs early.

Your support can make all the difference. Listen, validate their feelings and remind them it's okay to be nervous about something new.

If your child's anxiety persists or you're unsure how to help, the pediatric experts at UTMB Health are here to support your family.

Learn how to recognize the signs, help your child build confidence and connect with a UTMB Health pediatrician. https://utmb.us/gci

08/07/2026

Managing your weight loss journey can be overwhelming, especially when navigating prescription coverage and out-of-pocket costs.

The new Medicare GLP-1 Bridge Program is helping expand access to GLP-1 medications for eligible patients. If you are eligible, the pharmacy team at UTMB Health is here to help with medication disbursement and answer your questions about the program and its benefits.

Explore the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge Program, including eligibility, benefits and how it works: https://utmb.us/gbs

Life doesn’t stop when unexpected health concerns show up. Should you visit the Urgent Care or the Emergency Room? UTMB ...
08/03/2026

Life doesn’t stop when unexpected health concerns show up. Should you visit the Urgent Care or the Emergency Room? UTMB Health can help you choose the right level of care. Use this guide to determine where to go based on your symptoms and needs. utmbhealth.com/same-day

07/28/2026

Water safety starts before anyone gets in the water. 🛟 Drowning can happen quickly and quietly, but simple steps and a little preparation go a long way toward a fun and safe day in the water. 🌊 Learn more https://utmb.us/ga4

07/15/2026

Health needs change with each decade of life. Dr. Alicia Monroe of the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at UTMB Health says routine primary care helps patients stay on top of their health and manage age related risks. Learn more https://utmb.us/g66

07/01/2026

As we get ready to celebrate, UTMB Health reminds everyone to stay safe and avoid preventable firework injuries. 🇺🇸 Whether you’re enjoying fireworks, BBQs, or time with loved ones, we encourage you to celebrate responsibly. A few simple precautions can help prevent serious injuries. Learn more at https://utmb.us/g54

For many men, preventive care often takes a back seat. But delaying routine checkups can have a lasting impact on your h...
06/26/2026

For many men, preventive care often takes a back seat. But delaying routine checkups can have a lasting impact on your health. Many conditions develop without noticeable symptoms, making regular checkups an important part of staying healthy.

Even if you feel fine, your annual visit is an opportunity to discuss your health, lifestyle, and risk factors with your primary care physician.

Learn more about the benefits of preventive care by visiting: https://utmb.us/g3u

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.

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