Teen & Young Adult Health | San Antonio - University Health
Adolescent Medicine • San Antonio, TX • Since 1917
About
Summary: University Health System (University Health) is a government-owned, academic medical system based in San Antonio, Texas. It operates University Hospital (716 beds, Level I trauma center) and more than 35 outpatient clinics across San Antonio and Bexar County as part of a teaching affiliation with the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. The system serves teens and young adults through its network of specialty and family medicine clinics and urgent/trauma services. Key facts: founded 1917, headquarters San Antonio, 2,441 employees, annual revenue around $2.5B, public hospital district owned by Bexar County, and affiliated with UT Health San Antonio. Contact: main numbers include 210-644-3209 and 210-358-4000.
Clinic Type
Adolescent Medicine
Address
903 W. Martin Street, San Antonio, TX 78207
Phone
210-358-8255
Senior.Services@uhtx.com
Opening Hours
Monday–Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Telehealth
video visits available
Services Offered
Team
Insurance & Payment
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Languages Spoken
FAQs
What ages does the Teen Health Clinic serve?
Teens and young adults between the ages of 10 to 24.
What services are offered at the Teen Health Clinic?
Behavioral and mental health counseling, birth control, period care, pregnancy testing, Pap smear, STI screening and testing, etc.
Is birth control available for free or low cost?
Birth control is available for free or at a low cost thanks to Texas’ Family Planning Program.
Are there Spanish-speaking providers?
Yes, there are bilingual health care providers; inform staff if you prefer to speak Spanish.
How can I schedule an appointment or video visit?
Call 210-358-8255 to schedule your visit; ask about a video visit.
Where is the Teen Health Clinic located?
Robert B. Green Campus, 903 W. Martin Street, San Antonio, TX 78207.
Awards & Accreditations
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- CMS HCAHPS / Various aggregators: 3 out of 5 (overall patient satisfaction) (Varies by dataset (e.g., 2,105 patient surveys in one cited HCAHPS dataset))
- Birdeye (UT Health Shavano): 3.5 out of 5 (49 reviews)
Patients praise
- recognition of the Teen Health Clinic, including the Gage Award from America's Essential Hospitals
- high willingness of patients to recommend the hospital (reported as 89% in some analyses)
- positive feedback for specific medical providers and clinical staff ("kind, nonjudgmental experts")
- facility noted as clean and modern
- comprehensive range of services including mental health, sexual health, and preventative care for ages 10-24
Common complaints
- reports of rigid appointment and timing policies (e.g., 'no-show' penalties)
- frustrations regarding difficulty and wait times to schedule appointments with specialists
- some patient communication metrics (e.g., nurse and doctor communication) performing slightly below national averages in certain datasets
"Dr Patel and his staff are amazing. The UT health system is awesome. Sometimes there is a wait but the care you receive is beyond worth it."
— Birdeye review"Costumer service from the staff no that good, very strict with their timing policies and 'no show' , you have a 15 minute tolerance and if I arrived 16 minutes late they didn't want to see me..."
— Birdeye reviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- UT Teen Health brings back Project YES to support teens’ mental health - UT Health San Antonio — Oct 3, 2025
- Teen health beyond the clinic: The rise of Viva Teens - UT Health San Antonio — Sep 26, 2025
- UT Teen Health program relaunches Project YES with new features for teens struggling with mental health | TPR — Oct 7, 2025
- San Antonio's school-based clinics give residents a 'medical home' — Aug 11, 2025
- Backpacks, books and big feelings: Preparing students for school stress - UT Health San Antonio — Aug 11, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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