Patient Guide

Women make up slightly more than half of America’s population. As career professionals, mothers and caregivers, women also make decisions for an estimated 70% to 80% of all healthcare decisions including choosing your family’s doctors, making appointments and approving treatment plans. This is an enormous amount of responsibility for you! You need an excellent hospital and doctors you can trust to work with you in keeping close tabs on yours and your family’s health.

How exactly do you find a good doctor and hospital? What is Healthcare Coordination? How to I find UT Medical Center? The patient guide links to the left will help you answer these questions.

The Center for Women & Children's Health at UT Medical Center offers information and advice on such concerns as high risk pregnancy, labor and delivery, weight management, heart disease, irritable bowel syndrome, infertility and cancer. Whether you are having a baby or seeking medical treatments, allow the Center for Women & Children's Health to help you with these difficult decisions.

To schedule an appointment today, call 1.877.UT.CARES (1.877.882.2737)

Smoking / Tobacco at the medical center

UT Medical Center maintains a smoke-free / tobacco-free environment for the health, safety and comfort of its patients, visitors and staff. There is no smoking allowed anywhere on the medical center campus. This tobacco ban applies to all patients, families and visitors both inside and on the grounds of the hospital.