University Health

Conducts multi-site cancer clinical trials aimed at improving cancer care outcomes.

Addressing long-term effects of cancer treatments such as growth, development, emotions, oral health, and organ function.

Identify genetic risks for cancer and assist in providing targeted treatments.

Health screenings and monitoring to assess risk of second cancer later in life.

Mental health support for families and survivors.

An advanced diagnosis and treatment option for certain heart conditions, performed by specialized heart care teams.

Our highly skilled heart team combines research, expertise and innovation to keep you healthy.

Support from a dedicated Recovery Care Coordinator who will guide your care and communicate with your care team.

Chemotherapy (chemo) is a common treatment for cancer. It treats childhood cancer by using medications to kill fast-growing cancer cells, stop or slow...

Count on your child getting comprehensive services and treatments from a team of doctors with different specialties.

Involves participation in clinical trials aimed at developing better treatments and improving outcomes for childhood cancer.

Participation in the latest AYA clinical trials through an academic medical center, providing access to new treatments and potentially lifesaving ther...

Promotes the early development of promising therapies for children and adolescents with cancer.

Testing for COVID-19 using PCR method.

A therapeutic procedure to cool the body and reduce brain injury in newborns with hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy.

A medical procedure to remove waste products and excess fluid from the blood in patients with kidney failure.

A treatment for children needing long-term kidney support.

Medical procedure for removing pus from abscesses.

Removal of objects lodged in ears or nose.

Take advantage of America’s largest and most comprehensive center dedicated to the prevention and treatment of diabetes.

Surgical and non-surgical interventions for vision correction.

Join the Texas Diabetes Institute Fit-U Class.

Treatment for children with broken bones.

Clinical genetic testing that can uncover genetic alterations to help diagnose and manage cancer.

Genetic counselors provide screening and genetic testing for conditions that can increase the risk of cancer.

The Texas Diabetes Institute invites you to join our Fitness Walking Group.

Alternative choice for minor needs that don't require full emergency services.

A program that allows some patients to receive hospital-level care in their homes. Patients with certain conditions previously managed only during an ...

Advanced therapeutic treatment involving the use of increased atmospheric pressure to enhance oxygen absorption and promote healing.

Immunotherapy, sometimes called biological therapy, helps your immune system fight cancer. It works by increasing the immune system’s response to canc...

Cancer treatment that targets how cancer cells grow and survive. Targeted therapy drugs act on specific features of your child’s cancer cells to stop ...

Support for children who have difficulties with breathing.

Medical care for kidney disease and associated complications.

Testing samples for medical evaluation.

High-quality transplant care focusing on both living donor and deceased donor options for children.

Prescriptions provided for needed medications.

Customized nutrition provided for newborns in our maternal center.

Provides advanced medical care for infants, including specialized care for premature and sick newborns.

A nurse will visit you at home twice a day to check vitals, administer medications, and draw necessary labs.

Medical procedure providing nutrition to patients who cannot eat by mouth.

Care provided at home, as part of the Hospital at Home program.

Care provided at home, as part of the Hospital at Home program.

A heart-lung support system that provides prolonged cardiac and respiratory support to patients whose heart and lungs are severely impaired.

From primary care to advanced specialized care, we are committed to providing your child compassionate and comprehensive services.

Dedicated emergency room for children open 24/7, providing expert medical attention.

The only Level I pediatric trauma center in South Texas for serious injuries or burns.

Offers advanced treatment options and comprehensive care for pediatric cancer patients.

Get cancer care and treatment for children from birth through adolescence and young adulthood (ages 15-39) at University Health. Children and teens ne...

Ongoing survivorship care and support for children after cancer treatment.

Complete care for children with access to certified emergency doctors and pediatric specialists.

We provide complete pediatric heart care for newborns to young adults with a wide variety of congenital heart diseases, defects and heart conditions.

Pediatric nephrologists specialize in diagnosing and treating conditions that affect children’s kidneys.

Preventive and primary care for children from birth to age 18, including well-child visits, immunizations, and sick visits.

Helping Your Child Breathe Easier with complete respiratory care from birth to young adulthood.

After-hours telemedicine service from Monday–Friday, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.

Pediatric walk-in services at University Health for children with sudden illness or injury.

University Health Pharmacy offers immunizations, medication therapy management, and health and wellness education.

Physical examinations required for school or sports.

Care provided at home, as part of the Hospital at Home program.

Ongoing care for babies after leaving the NICU, serving as the child's primary pediatric medical home.

Rely on our caregivers for family-centered support, from the moment you find out you’re pregnant through birth and beyond.

Comprehensive care before and after surgical procedures.

Our mission is to provide you with the right care at the right time – all in your own neighborhood.

Radiation therapy uses high-energy beams to destroy or damage cancer cells.

Manage risk and provide aftercare when cancer treatments are over.

Referrals to pediatric specialists for any identified concerns.

Available for children needing additional support.

Specialized care for children diagnosed with cystic fibrosis.

Includes traditional ventilator support, high frequency ventilation, and inhaled nitric oxide.

Comprehensive risk screening by genetic counselors, including a genetic evaluation and family history review.

Monitors long-term health and development of children who have graduated from the NICU.

Support for children with communication challenges.

Injections provided for infections.

Dedicated support to help adjust to the diagnosis, cope, and manage cancer treatment.

Surgical procedures to treat congenital heart defects in pediatric patients.

Virtual visits for children from 6 - 10 p.m., Monday - Sunday.

Communication with a physician through telemedicine.

Support for young adults moving to adult aftercare.

Comprehensive, high-quality transplant care for children, including evaluation, living donation, and surgery.

Surgical procedures to replace a failing liver or kidney with a healthy one.

Imaging services to evaluate the physical condition of children.

Vaccinations given after potential exposure to these diseases.

Programs focusing on diet and physical activity for maintaining a healthy lifestyle after treatment.

Care for minor cuts including stitches.

Classes offered at Texas Diabetes Institute focusing on physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation.