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Nov 4th, 2008
Thanks to the foresight of city leaders in the 1940s, residents of San Antonio have access to the largest medical research and care provider in South Texas – the South Texas Medical Center (STMC). Patients from all areas of the United States, Mexico and beyond access STMC, home to San Antonio's finest medical facilities, including 45 medically related institutions: medical, dental and nursing schools, medical treatment and research, 12 hospitals and five specialty institutions. There are numerous other medical facilities outside the boundaries of the South Texas Medical Center, including 25 short-term general hospitals, two children's psychiatric hospitals, two state hospitals and two Department of Defense hospitals. In 2007, the economic impact of health care services on the San Antonio economy was $9.1 billion, and the economic impact of physicians and hospitals was $2.7 billion and $4.4 billion, respectively. Health Care Facilities South Texas Medical Center Situated northwest of the city center, the South Texas Medical Center is the largest medical research and care provider in South Texas. Ten major hospitals, nearly 80 clinics, professional buildings and agencies with combined annual budgets of more than $2.8 billion reside on 900 acres in northwest San Antonio. Approximately 27,000 employees work at the center, caring for approximately 104,000 inpatients and 4.6 million outpatients each year. Institutions at South Texas Medical Center Academic & Research Institutions The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 7703 Floyd Curl, 78229 The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is called the “crown jewel” of the South Texas Medical Center. Under the leadership of President Francisco G. Cigarroa, M.D., the Health Science Center’s mission is to serve the needs of the citizens of Texas, the nation and the world through programs designed to advance education, research and clinical care. Its five professional schools – medical, dental, nursing, allied health sciences and graduate school of biomedical sciences – award more than 50 health-related degrees and pre- and post-baccalaureate certificates. As the only Tier One (annual research expenditures of $100 million or more) research university in South Texas, the Health Science Center is ranked in the top 5 percent of all research universities in the nation receiving federal funding. With $171 million annually in research-related grants, contracts and awards, it is home to state-of-the-art research facilities, including the Greehey Children’s Cancer Research Institute, the Research Imaging Center, the Sam and Ann Barshop Institute for Longevity and Aging Studies and a National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health. The Cancer Therapy & Research Center at The UT Health Science Center San Antonio is one of only three National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated Cancer Centers in Texas. With world-renowned centers of excellence and strong community partners such as University Hospital, CHRISTUS Santa Rosa, The University of Texas at San Antonio and others, the Health Science Center’s research, clinical and educational endeavors will continue to improve the quality of life for the people of the community and the world. Patient Care Institutions at South Texas Medical Center Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital 7400 Merton Minter, 78229 The Audie L. Murphy Division (ALMD), named after the nation's most highly decorated World War II hero, began operations and initiated its affiliation with the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio in October 1973. Acute medical, surgical, psychiatric, geriatric, and primary care services are offered for veterans residing locally, regionally and nationally. Comprised of 543 operating hospital beds, a 90-bed Extended Care Therapy Center and a 30-bed state-of-the-art Spinal Cord Injury Center, ALMD provides such tertiary care services and technology as bone marrow transplantation, open heart surgery, magnetic resonance imaging and positron emission tomography. The VA’s Under Secretary for Health honored the STVHCS with operating two clinical Programs of Excellence—Health Care for Homeless Veterans and Cardiac Surgery Program. As a Level II research facility, with a budget of approximately $5.4 million (24 percent VA funded), nearly 40 principal investigators conduct research on aging, cardiac surgery, cancer, diabetes, and more. The facility houses the only National Institutes of Health – sponsored research program in the VA and one of 16 Geriatric Research, Education & Clinical Centers, which recently was noted a "Center of Excellence" by the National Institute on Aging. Baptist Health System St. Luke's Baptist Hospital & Baptist Women's Health Center 7930 Floyd Curl, 78229 Baptist Health System has been ranked among the top 5 percent of hospitals in the nation for orthopedic surgery and for vascular surgery, according to a comprehensive study released by HealthGrades, the nation’s leading health care ratings company. It is the only hospital system in San Antonio to achieve HealthGrades highest designation (top five percent) for orthopedic and vascular care. Baptist Health System has been named a recipient of HealthGrades Vascular and Orthopedic Excellence Awards™ for a second consecutive year due to its outstanding patient outcomes in these clinical areas. Baptist Health System received five star ratings for the following procedures in the HealthGrades study of hospital quality: • Orthopedic Surgery • Joint Replacement Surgery – such as total knee replacement surgery • Spine Surgery – such as back and neck surgery • Carotid Endarterectomy • Peripheral Vascular Bypass • Prostatectomy – prostate surgery CTRC at the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio Cancer Therapy & Research Center (CTRC) 7979 Wurzbach, 78229 In early 2008, the Cancer Therapy & Research Center (CTRC) and its key research division, The Institute for Drug Development (IDD), merged with the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. CTRC is recognized by the National Cancer Institute as a designated Clinical Cancer Center. This prestigious recognition makes CTRC one of only 63 NCI-designated cancer centers in the U.S. and one of only three in Texas. The CTRC is one of the nation’s leading academic cancer research and treatment centers, and the only such facility serving the more than 4.4 million people in the high-growth corridor of Central and South Texas including Austin, San Antonio, Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley. CTRC’s total patient care system, which consists of breakthrough research, state-of–the-art tools and technology and multidisciplinary clinical care delivered through a team of world-class physicians, laboratory scientists and other medical professionals, allows it to seamlessly translate the latest research findings more efficiently and directly to patients. CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Medical Center 2827 Babcock Rd, 78229 2701 Babcock Rd, 78229 CHRISTUS Santa Rosa 2827 Babcock Rd, 78229 CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care (CSRHC), one of the top health care organizations in South Texas, has hospitals located on two campuses in different areas of town, an extensive medical staff, several primary care and specialty health clinics and an array of community outreach services. CSRHC is the only Catholic not-for-profit health care system in San Antonio. CSRHC offers diagnostic and treatment facilities that support good health for the mind, body and spirit. It offers patients a full range of services, including comprehensive pediatric care, cardiac care, a transplant institute, rehabilitation services, a comprehensive cancer program, complete obstetrical and newborn services, a surgical unit, diabetes care program, wound care management and some of the latest diagnostic services. HealthSouth Rehabilitation Institute of 9119 Cinnamon Hill, 78240 HealthSouth Rehabilitation Institute of San Antonio (RIOSA) is the largest free-standing physical rehabilitation hospital in San Antonio and is celebrating its 11th year of delivering quality, comprehensive medical rehabilitation in a pristine environment. HealthSouth RIOSA annually serves over 1,500 inpatients and more than 20,000 outpatient visits from throughout San Antonio, South Texas and Mexico. The 108-bed hospital has more than 300 personnel on staff providing extensive experience and a multidisciplinary approach of physical therapy, therapeutic recreation, occupational therapy, speech language pathology, rehabilitative psychology, respiratory therapy, case management, nutrition and rehabilitative nursing. HealthSouth RIOSA operates a full range of specialized programs specifically designed to maximize the abilities of people suffering from a range of debilitating injuries and illnesses. The average stay for patients is 19 days and because of this, HealthSouth RIOSA strives to make patients feel at home. But a home-like environment serves another purpose. It provides patients and families with a setting that allows them to relearn the real-life skills necessary to return to their own home and work. HealthSouth San Antonio Surgery Center 21 Spurs Lane, 78240 IHS Hospital at San Antonio 7310 Oak Manor, 78229 A long-term hospital with 30 beds with six licensed and practicing vocational nurses on staff. Methodist Healthcare Methodist Hospital 7700 Floyd Curl Drive, 78229 Methodist Healthcare has been a pioneer in the development of health care services for international patients and also has been instrumental in facilitating the exchange of information between medical professionals in the United States and in Mexico. Few health care systems in the United States have been as successful as Methodist in building mutually beneficial agreements and alliances with other countries. International Services at Methodist Healthcare assists out-of-country patients and their families by coordinating arrangements for a patient’s visit even before the patient leaves their home. Services include assistance in scheduling physician appointments, interpreting medical records, arranging travel and accommodations and coordinating transportation needs. International Services also assists with emergency medical transfers. Methodist Healthcare is San Antonio’s largest health care provider with facilities including seven acute care hospitals: Methodist Children’s Hospital of South Texas, Methodist Hospital, Methodist Heart Hospital, Methodist Specialty and Transplant Hospital, Northeast Methodist Hospital, Metropolitan Methodist Hospital, Methodist Ambulatory Surgery Hospital and the newly completed Methodist Boerne Emergency Center. Methodist Stone Oak Hospital is anticipated to open in 2008. Methodist Ambulatory Surgery 9150 Huebner, 78240 Specializing in outpatient and elective inpatient surgery, Methodist Ambulatory Surgery Hospital-Northwest offers an atmosphere and environment that promotes wellness and rapid recovery. With nine fully equipped operating rooms, this 37-bed facility provides patients with the latest technology and all the ancillary services associated with larger, full-service hospitals. The Methodist Healthcare family of ambulatory surgery centers are conveniently located throughout San Antonio. The ambulatory surgery facilities provide a cost-effective and convenient environment for patients needing surgery but who do not require a prolonged hospital stay. Patients who elect to have surgery in an ambulatory setting arrive on the day of the procedure, have surgery in a fully-equipped operating room, spend an appropriate amount of time under the care of experienced nursing staff, and return to the comfort of their own home to complete the recovery process. Methodist Cancer Center 7700 Floyd Curl, 78229 The Methodist Hospital, an internationally recognized leader in cancer care, offers preventative, diagnostic and therapeutic strategies based on clinical experience as well as scientific investigation. From the laboratory bench to the patient's bedside, The Methodist Hospital is integrally involved in improving clinical outcomes through evidence-based medicine. This comprehensive approach is based on a dedication to science as the root and measure of clinical practice. Physicians and scientists at Methodist are aggressively engaged in investigations designed to uncover the genetic and environmental causes of disease. Patients are afforded the opportunity to participate by volunteering for hundreds of federally and privately funded clinical trials. Involvement in these investigations often gives patients access to novel diagnostic and therapeutic options, as well as medications, that are unavailable outside of the controlled, experimental setting. The effort to expand clinical options through scientific investigation is supported by the Methodist Research Institute and collaboration, via cooperative group trials, with medical and research institutions worldwide. As the second largest provider of cancer care in Texas, Methodist offers a full spectrum of clinical services including: • Prevention programs • Risk assessment • Screening protocols • Genetic testing • State-of-the-art diagnostics • Chemotherapy • Cell and gene therapy • Pharmacologic services • Surgical intervention • Radiation ablation • Pediatric radiation therapy • Adult radiation therapy • Rehabilitative services Methodist Children's Hospital of 7700 Floyd Curl Drive, 78229 Every aspect of Methodist Children’s Hospital of South Texas focuses on the health and well being of the community’s children - and on their future. It’s the only hospital in San Antonio designed and built just for the treatment and care of children from birth to age 16. Methodist Specialty and 8026 Floyd Curl Drive, 78229 Methodist Specialty and Transplant Hospital, located in the South Texas Medical Center, has 231 licensed beds. It is widely acclaimed throughout the Southwest for its specialized medical services from heart/lung, kidney and kidney/pancreas transplants to the latest treatments in impotency problems, incontinence problems and gastroenteric procedures. Laparoscopic surgery is performed in special, dedicated, state-of-the-art surgical suites. The facility also houses a program where specialized nurses working with law enforcement officers provide care for survivors of sexual assault. It also includes psychiatric programs for children, adolescents, adults and elders as well as chemical dependency programs for adolescents, adults and elders. Additionally, rehabilitation services as well as LifeCare, long term acute care and VITAS in-patient hospice are available. The Methodist Cancer Center is housed in the hospital; the Center provides services and treatment to cancer patients throughout south Texas. Southwest Mental Health Center 8535 Tom Slick, 78229 Founded in 1886, the Southwest Mental Health Center has grown from a downtown orphanage into a regional provider of specialized mental health care services for children and adolescents. Today, the center is the only not-for-profit specialty hospital of its kind in South Texas. The center’s mission is to help children, adolescents and families overcome the disabling effects of mental illness and improve their ability to function successfully at home, at school and in the community. Texas Cancer Clinic 9102 Floyd Curl Texas Cancer Clinic boasts combined doctor specialties and the latest in medical imaging and radiation therapy tools, such as a three-dimensional doppler ultrasound, a combined emission tomography and computed tomography scanner, and a linear accelerator. The clinic also includes the Texas Prostate Institute and a unit that does MammoSite, a therapy that targets breast cancer using internal radiation. An adjunct entity, the nonprofit Southwest Cancer Foundation, was formed to conduct national protocols, such Texas Neurosciences Institute 4410 Medical Drive, 78229 Neuro services are offered at all Methodist Healthcare facilities, however, the Medical Office Building specializes in Neurosciences. The Medical Office Building offers physicians quick and easy access to their patients and staff through a single connecting hallway to the patient floors and surgical suites of Texas Neurosciences Institute. Texas Neurosciences Institute continues to grow and improve with the times. New technologies and services are constantly being developed, allowing us to offer greater service and care, to improve the quality of life of our patients. Texas Transplant Institute 7700 Floyd Curl, 78229 The Gamma Knife Center 7700 Floyd Curl, 78229 The Gamma Knife Center at Methodist Hospital offers a non-invasive alternative for patients who have been diagnosed with benign and malignant brain tumors, vascular abnormalities and Trigeminal Neuralgia. University Health System University Hospital & Clinics 4502 Medical Drive, 78229 University Hospital is the lead Level I Trauma Center for Bexar County and all of South Texas, and the primary teaching hospital for the UT Health Science Center. With about 70,000 emergency room visits each year, University Hospital is the busiest in the region and staffed around the clock, everyday, with physicians representing every trauma-related surgical specialty. The unmatched expertise of the University Transplant Center is demonstrated with patient survival rates for kidney, liver and lung transplantation well above national averages. Expert care for our tiniest patients is delivered in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (ICU)—one of the largest and most respected in the region, with 32 ICU and 24 intermediate care beds. University Health System also includes 16 community clinics focused on primary, preventive health and prenatal care, three dialysis centers and the renowned Texas Diabetes Institute. University Health System’s Community First Health Plans is the region’s only locally-owned and operated, not-for-profit HMO. University Health System is also a joint owner of San Antonio AirLife, one of the nation’s most recognized air medical transport services. Vencor Hospital - San Antonio 3636 Medical Drive, 78229 Warm Springs Rehabilitation Hospital 5101 Medical Drive, 78229 After establishing the first rehabilitation hospital in Texas in 1937, Warm Springs Rehabilitation System has provided the healing touch to thousands of Texans recovering from accidents, injury and illness. Today, more than 60 years since its founding to treat children and adults during the polio epidemic of the 1930s and '40s, Warm Springs has kept abreast of the changing rehabilitation needs of patients. It has grown from a single rehabilitation hospital to a statewide system of inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation specialty centers. However, its mission remains the same. Throughout the communities it serves, the Warm Springs Rehabilitation System offers hope and acts as a catalyst for achieving an optimal quality of life by: providing comprehensive physical and/or cognitive rehabilitative care, investing resources in educational and recreational programs and supporting research efforts. Other Organizations Located in the South Texas Medical Center American Heart Association 8415 Wurzbach, 78229 Child Guidance Center 2135 Babcock Road, 78229 Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center 2203 Babcock Road, 78229 Ecumenical Center for Religion and Health 8310 Ewing Halsell, 78229 Health Careers High School 4646 Hamilton Wolfe Road, 778229 LifeCare Hospital 8902 Floyd Curl Drive, 78229 Medical Center Alliance 2829 Babcock Road, 78229 Methodist Healthcare Ministries 4507 Medical Drive, 78229 Ronald McDonald House 4803 Sid Katz Drive, 78229 Bob Ross Senior Citizens Center 2219 Babcock, 78229 San Antonio Medical Foundation 7526 Louis Pasteur Drive, 78229 Texas Cancer Clinic 9102 Floyd Curl Drive, 78229 Texas Center for Athletes 21 Spurs Lane, 78240 Texas Organ Sharing Alliance 8122 Datapoint Dive, 78229 Unicorn Center 4630 Hamilton-Wolfe Road, 78229 The Winston School 8565 Ewing Halsell, 778229 City-Wide Medical Facilities Apart from the South Texas Medical Center, there are many other medical care institutions and educational programs that provide services to the community: TexSan Heart Hospital (www.texsanhearthospital.com) is a 190,000-square-foot facility featuring all private patient suites, four operating rooms, four cardiac catheterization labs and a heart emergency center. Established in 2004, TexSan is distinguished by its uniquely designed facility and patient-focused care model that helps the hospital provide cost-effective and state-of-the-art cardiovascular care. From admission to discharge, patient care focuses on clinical needs, comfort and convenience. Staffing based on acuity levels promotes lower nurse-to-patient ratios, which is another important component of TexSan's patient-focused care model. Inpatient and Outpatient Services include: • Catheterization lab • 24/7 Emergency Department • Surgery suites • Vascular services • Radiology department • Pharmacy • Inpatient laboratory Specialized Services and Programs include: • Heart Emergency Center • CV STAT program • Her Heart Program • HeartSaver CT screening exams • Mended Hearts Host Site Baptist Health System (BHS) (www.baptistheartsystem.com) provides faith-based hospital care in neighborhoods throughout San Antonio in its five hospitals. Baptist Medical Center, North Central Baptist Hospital, Southeast Baptist Hospital and St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital. Imaging centers and San Antonio AirLife are sponsored in part by BHS, which remains on the forefront of technology, providing such advances as the only DaVinci surgical robots in the city. Its School of Health Professions administers schools of nursing and allied health. Southwest General Hospital (www.swgeneralhospital.com), a 319-bed acute care facility, offers all major services including Medical/Surgical, Telemetry, Intensive Care, Emergency, Rehabilitation, Perinatal/Women’s Services, Psychiatric Services, Diabetic Education, a Diabetes Wound Care Center, a Hyperbaric Medicine Center, and CME (Continuing Medical Education) for our staff. Southwest General Hospital, which became a part of the IASIS Healthcare Corporation in 1999, is fully accredited by JCAHO and is a member of the American Hospital Association. Since 1930, the Nix Health Care System (www.nixhealth.com) has set the standard in excellence and innovation. The Nix goes beyond the traditional boundaries that formerly defined hospital providers. Nix offers a comprehensive system of health care, providing quality services to patients, employers and managed care purchasers. Services include: • Inpatient and outpatient medical/surgical services; • Skilled nursing services • Behavioral health services • Rehabilitation services • Home health care • Physician offices - all specialties There are several mental health facilities in San Antonio, including: Community Residential Center, Mission Vista and the Southwest Mental Health Center. The Nix Health Care System provides acute hospital care, senior services and a full spectrum of care from its downtown hospital and two suburban facilities. South Texas Blood & Tissue Center (www.bloodntissue.org) collects blood from volunteer donors to service over 100 hospitals and clinics in 43 counties. Other health-care organizations located in San Antonio include: Bexar County Medical Society 202 West French Place, 78212 San Antonio Lighthouse 2305 Roosevelt, 78201 San Antonio Metropolitan Health District 332 W. Commerce, 78207 South Texas Blood & Tissue Center 6211 IH-10 McDermott Military Medicine San Antonio, also known as “Military City U.S.A.,” is a national center for military medicine. The Army’s role will grow within the next six years in the areas of medical training and education, medical research and health care operations. The Army’s Medical Department Center and School will expand to become the Defense Department Center for all military allied health care medical training and education, in addition to nursing, anesthesiology, physical therapy, physician assistant and health care management graduate programs. Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) is a regional referral center for Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan) patients. BAMC will become a regional Defense Department center for Level 1 trauma and serve as a Defense Department research center for burn, blunt trauma, amputee treatment and research and will include the construction of the new Intrepid Center for Amputee Care. BAMC also deploys the Burn Special Medical Augmentation Response Team (B-SMART) that focuses on burn, decontamination, weapons of mass destruction, behavioral medicine and emergency medicine. BAMC is nationally recognized for ophthalmology and physical The South Texas Veterans The South Texas Veterans Health Care System has an active ambulatory care program that provides primary-level services to veterans throughout South Texas. It also supports a 120-bed nursing home and the 30-bed Spinal Cord Injury Center. Wilford Hall Medical Center Wilford Hall Medical Center, the Air Force's largest medical facility, is a national resource, providing complete medical care to military health care beneficiaries in the south central United States as well as specialized care to patients referred from all over the world. Wilford Hall has four overall missions. The primary mission is military readiness—to train, plan for contingencies and prepare to deploy elements to forward areas around the world. As a second mission, Wilford Hall provides a worldwide referral center and operates a comprehensive community health care system for active duty military personnel and other beneficiaries. Third, Wilford Hall is the Air Force's foremost provider of medical education, providing the Air Force with some 65 percent of its physician specialists, 85 percent of dental specialists and a full spectrum of other training. The medical center's fourth mission is clinical investigations. Wilford Hall's patient care mission includes more than 27,000 inpatient admissions per year and more than one million clinic visits. The medical center provides the entire range of care from sick call to surgery, and serves as the national center of excellence for a number of programs. The medical center operates the only programs in the Department of Defense for allogeneic bone marrow transplantation and the military's only eye bank. The organization operates the Air Force's treatment and evaluation center for HIV. Wilford Hall OB-GYN and neonatology programs are recognized around the world. The medical center's support of San Antonio's emergency medicine structure is unique in the nation. Wilford Hall and Brooke Army Medical Centers participate fully in the trauma and emergency medicine care of the San Antonio and south Texas civilian communities, with each military medical center receiving approximately one-fourth of the city's emergency ambulance missions. Since the two military centers receive almost 60 percent of the city's penetrating trauma, typically gunshot and knife wounds, the system provides excellent training for wartime situations. Although formal training programs at what is now Wilford Hall date to the early days of World War II, postgraduate medical education as we now know it began with establishment of the nurse anesthetist training program in 1952. Programs have been added steadily over the years until the medical center today provides training to residents and fellows in 45 specialties. In addition, Wilford Hall conducts a variety of programs, including the practical phase of training for enlisted medical specialists (after having received didactic training at another base) and an active nurse internship program. Military readiness is Wilford Hall's prime mission. From the time of the organization's founding in 1942, the medical center has put the defense of the nation first. During World War II, the organization provided medical care to aviation cadets and other military personnel and military training to newly-joined nurses and other professionals. During the Korean War, the medical center expanded to meet the geometrical increase in trainees and became a treatment point for war casualties flown to San Antonio. By the end of that conflict in 1953, the hospital had seen more than 30,000 air evacuees. |
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