UT Teen Health | UT Health San Antonio

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.

Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) is the U.S. Army’s premier medical institution and the DoD’s largest facility, located at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. It is a 425-bed academic medical center and the region’s only Level 1 trauma center, housing the Center for the Intrepid (outpatient rehabilitation). BAMC consists of ten organizations, including community clinics, and supports care for wounded service members and the local community. The center is staffed by over 8,000 military personnel, civilians, and contractors. For adolescents and young adults seeking specialized care at BAMC, the facility provides comprehensive medical services through its extensive network and affiliated programs. If you’re looking for specific adolescent and young adult medicine services (e.g., pediatric/adolescent primary care, adolescent behavioral health, or transition-aged care), you may want to contact BAMC’s Department of Medicine or Behavioral Health, or visit their site for clinic locations and appointment details.