Health Programs/Services
We offer virtual, hybrid, and in-person classes at no cost to participants. Registration is required to receive a link to any of our wellness classes. Registration information is located at the end of the calendar.
UT Physicians Educational Corner is a resource for parents and guardians to learn and understand how to navigate the school system for your child’s needs. On this page, you will learn about programs that exist to help support your child with their academic and behavior goals. You will also find a list of educational resources to advocate for your child while caring for yourself.
By answering a few simple questions and uploading your photo(s), a board-certified vascular specialist will review and evaluate your venous concerns such as varicose veins, venous deficiency, deep vein thrombosis, and other issues. If a formal vein consultation is recommended, you will be contacted and given the information necessary to make an informed decision about which treatment option, if any, is right for you.
The Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) program teaches healthy lifestyle behaviors through group classes for mother and baby during pregnancy and infancy. Here you can learn how to prepare healthy meals, improve your dietary habits, discuss important skills for taking care of you and your baby, and find a physical activity that is fun for you!
Case management provides personalized care through a collaborative approach, ensuring that patients, especially seniors or those with complex conditions, receive the right services and support. By assessing individual needs, case managers create tailored care plans, coordinating medical care and other services to meet all aspects of the patient’s health. They also act as advocates, monitoring and adjusting the care plan to ensure the best possible outcomes.
