UTMB Health Calendar Planner 2022

2022

MONTHLY PLANNER

Contacts Dr. Ben Raimer, UTMB President (409) 772-1902 UTMB Access Center (409) 772-2222 (800) 917-8906 Find a Doctor (409) 772-2222 (800) 917-8906 www.doctors.utmbhealth.com Physician Referrals (800) 322-8589 1-800-FACULTY UTMB Transfer Center (800) 962-3648 UTMB Information (409) 772-1011 Galveston and League City (979) 849-7721 Angleton Danbury (832) 632-6500 Clear Lake UTMB Inpatient Information (409) 772-1191 www.utmbhealth.com www.utmb.edu

January 2022 Dear Friends and Colleagues: Happy New Year! As I reflect on the past year, I do so with a grateful heart and a new perspective. I was humbled to have been named the sixth president of this great institution by the University of Texas System Board of Regents in October 2021. Serving as ad interim president and now president of The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) over the past two-plus years has been both an honor and a dream come true. My passion for UTMB and its mission has grown exponentially since my days as a medical student. I am continually amazed by the incredible people who give their time and talents to UTMB. It is an absolute privilege to lead this family of outstanding faculty, staff, and students.

We marked UTMB’s 130th anniversary in 2021. Since its founding, the institution has grown from one campus with two buildings, 26 medical students, and 13 faculty to a world-renowned academic medical center. Today, UTMB boasts: • More than 13,500 employees, including more than 750 residents, fellows and post-doctoral candidates • Four schools – soon to be five • An enrollment of nearly 3,940 students, residents, and fellows • A celebrated research enterprise that attracted $162M in funding last year • A comprehensive health care system with four hospital campuses and network of 91 clinics This was another year for the record books at UTMB. The leadership role that Medical Branch scientists and health care providers took in the battle against COVID-19 cannot be understated. The Galveston National Lab was among the first in the U.S. to obtain samples of the virus for study and our Dr. Pei-Yong Shi developed a reverse genetic system that sped vaccine development and evaluation and provided invaluable insight into how the virus evolved. As of December 10, 2021, our doctors, nurses, and their colleagues had: • Cared for 9,473 patients hospitalized with COVID-19, including 706 who died of the virus • Run 622,576 COVID-19 tests • Administered 345,639 COVID-19 vaccines and 5,525 monoclonal antibody treatments We are grateful for their service and continued commitment to their patients.

But our story is much bigger than COVID-19. UTMB received approval from the UT System and the Council of Education to establish a new School of Public Health, and we have laid the groundwork for an accredited, three-year emergency medicine residency program. Our scientists are collaborating on the establishment of the UTMB Institute for Drug Discovery and the UTMB Brain Health Institute. Both developments will build on demonstrated excellence in these fields.

As an economic engine for the State of Texas, UTMB contributed $3.3B in business volume over the past year, $2B in personal income, and accounted for more than 46,000 total jobs. Throughout Galveston and Brazoria counties alone, UTMB was responsible for nearly $573M in business volume and almost 14,000 direct or indirect jobs.

2021 was year of great challenge and tremendous success for UTMB. As we move forward into 2022 our focus remains on our mission of innovative education, cutting-edge research, and the highest quality patient care. Thank you for your continued support of UTMB and for the opportunity to lead this talented group of professionals and students.

Best wishes for a prosperous and healthy New Year.

Ben G. Raimer, MD, MA, FAAP President The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB Health)

A Note from Executive Leadership Timothy J. Harlin, DSc, MBA, FACHE Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer, UTMB Health System

Throughout 2021, COVID-19 persisted as we experienced two major surges, but we found hope through vaccines and treatments such as monoclonal antibodies. Winter Storm Uri and Hurricane Nicholas also added stress during an already stressful time.

However, 2021 was defined by more than a pandemic and extreme weather—UTMB saw tremendous growth as patients returned for care. We added 39 inpatient beds and seven new clinics, and compared to 2020, we discharged 3,000 more patients, and completed 575,000 more outpatient encounters and 12,000 more emergency department visits.

The dedication of our workforce continues to work wonders, taking on any challenge as we work toward a common goal of providing Best Care. While we continue to overcome hurdles at UTMB, we look forward to a bright 2022.

Becky Korenek, MBA, MHA Executive Vice President for Business Development and Chief Strategy Officer

As we turned the page to a new year, 2021 brought exceptional growth in the communities we serve.

We have added physicians and clinical programs in Galveston to meet referral needs of patients across the region, providing tertiary and quaternary care. We also recruited more primary and specialty care providers to Angleton, opening the Dave Bleakney Building to support primary care, urgent care and specialty services.

In Clear Lake, we hired additional specialists, opened more clinic space to serve patients and expanded operational hours of our pediatric emergency room. Additionally, we added beds in League City and increased clinic services to meet growing demand.

We have been fortunate to experience growth across UTMB, and we will continue to expand locations and services in 2022—meeting the needs of our patients and communities we serve.

Charles P. Mouton, MD, MS, MBA Executive Vice President, Provost and Dean, School of Medicine

Building on UTMB’s long history of excellence in education, research, and clinical care, we are excited to expand our footprint in academic medicine in 2022 and beyond.

Our School of Public and Population Health is preparing to admit students, and we are hiring faculty for our Emergency Medicine residency. Our Institute for Drug Discovery is taking shape, enhancing our contributions in the fight against deadly pathogens. Our Faculty Group Practice will expand as we hire 166 new faculty physicians.

These are a few of the developments ahead, with more opportunities on the horizon. The last two years have taught us much and made us stronger. As Texas’s first academic medical center, UTMB embarks on its next 130 years delivering on its mission to offer innovative education, pursue cutting-edge research, and provide outstanding patient care.

A Brief Message from Educational Leadership David A. Brown, PT, PhD, FAPTA Senior Vice President and Dean, School of Health Professions

The UTMB School of Health professions consists of excellent educational programs and research within the departments of Physical therapy, Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Occupational Therapy, Respiratory Care, and Nutrition, Metabolism, and Rehabilitation Sciences. We are guided in our future endeavors by our exciting new initiative program RISES, which stands for Research/Influence & Impact/Student Success & Preparedness/Experiences in Clinical Settings/Strategic Capacity & Transformation. With each of these initiatives, we will be leading our health care professions to greater educational training experiences, more impactful research, and innovative clinical care and community engagement. We aspire to provide the best learning environment for our students, the best work environment for our employees, and the best health care opportunities for our community.

Deborah J. Jones, PhD, MSN, RN Senior Vice President and Dean, School of Nursing

For over 130 years, the UTMB School of Nursing has been on the leading edge of academic excellence, innovation, and practice, striving to improve health for diverse populations in Texas and around the world. With an alumni network of more than 14,000, we have a proud history of preparing nurses to become leaders who influence change at state, national, and international levels. Through innovation, technology, and access to our 11 distinct programs, we continually meet the needs of diverse learners in an ever-changing field. More than 90 percent of our BSN and MSN graduates go on to practice in the state of Texas. Through strong leadership, quality education, high-impact research, meaningful service, and intentional practice, we will continue to improve health and advance nursing excellence.

M. Kristen Peek, PhD Dean ad interim, School of Public and Population Health The School of Public and Population Health was approved by the UT System Board of Regents in May 2021 and by the Council on Education for Public Health in August 2021. We have begun the transition with an interim Dean appointed and an organizational structure with Associate Deans and five departments to be completed in Spring 2022. We have 35 faculty, 130 students, 3 PhD programs, and 5 MPH tracks. We have sought input on the research and education directions for the new school from faculty and internal stakeholders and will be reaching out to external community stakeholders in January 2022. The school officially comes online in May 2022, and our accreditation site visit is June 2023.

Robert J. Philpot, Jr., PhD, PA-C, DFAAPA Chair, Department of Physician Assistant Studies

2021 marks the 50th year for the Department of Physician Assistant Studies. The program, accredited through 2027, boasts a PA National Certifying Exam five-year pass rate of 93% and a three-year graduation rate of 100%.

The five-year average of students from under-represented minorities is 44%. Our mission, to develop and graduate academically and clinically prepared PAs, is achieved with our emphasis on diversity, inclusion, and a structured approach to lifelong learning and interprofessional education. One of the unique attributes of the program is our faculty-coached learning teams of six students per faculty member. Coaches bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the students. Our graduates are prepared to positively impact the health care industry with their passion for increasing patient access to quality health care.

Giulio Taglialatela, PhD Dean ad interim, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) continues to evolve to meet the needs of its trainees. The public health program has experienced significant growth, and the establishment of a new School of Public and Population Health at UTMB is currently underway. Trainee career development resources have been expanded to include offerings such as the Accelerate to Industry career readiness training program and the Blackstone LaunchPad network. Additionally, GSBS leadership meetings have been expanded to include training grant directors to support bidirectional dialogue and strong relationships between training program leaders. The GSBS also utilized resources from the Florence and Marie Hall Endowment over the past year to advance excellence in education through teaching seminars, the purchase of equipment for new modalities in teaching, and more.

Clinics & Hospitals

Call individual clinics to verify clinic hours. Schedule an appointment or speak with a nurse 24/7 about a health question by calling (409) 772-2222. To find a doctor visit doctors.utmbhealth.com.

Alvin

Primary and Specialty Care 2020 East Hwy. 6. Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.–6 p.m.

Cardiology (409) 762-BEAT (2328) Neurology (832) 505-2450 Orthopedics (281) 585-2530 Pediatric and Adult Primary Care (281) 585-2530 Rheumatology (409) 772-0755 Urgent Care (281) 585-2530

Angleton ANGLETON DANBURY CAMPUS Angleton Danbury Hospital 132 E. Hospital Dr., (979) 849-7721 Acute Medical/Surgical Units (979) 848-9185 Cardio/Vascular Rehabilitation Services (979) 848-9169 Center for Sleep Disorders 2nd floor, (979) 848-6272 Diagnostic and Breast Imaging (409) 772-7150 or (979) 848-9163 Echocardiograph Lab (979) 848-9169 Hospital Laboratory Services (979) 848-9125 Infusion Therapy Center (979) 864-8485 Labor and Delivery Peklo Women’s Pavilion, 2nd floor (979) 848-9180 Outpatient Surgery Center (979) 848-9121 Emergency Room 132 E. Hospital Dr., (979) 848-9131. 24 hour.

Primary & Specialty Care 146 E. Hospital Dr. Adult and Geriatric Primary Care Suite 103, (979) 864-3034 Cardiac Rehabilitation Suite 107, (979) 848-9129 Cardiology* Suite 106, (979) 848-6050 Clinical Laboratory Services Suite 103, (979) 848-9125 Colorectal Surgery Suite 102, (979) 848-9111 General Surgery Suite 102, (979) 848-9111 Pediatric Primary Care Suite 205, (979) 864-3034 Pelvic Health and Urogynecology Suite 208, (979) 864-8415 Plastic Surgery Suite 102, (979) 848-9111 Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine Clinic Suite 106, (979) 848-6050 Pulmonary Rehabilitation Suite 107, (979) 848-9198 Rehabilitation Services, Suite 106, (979) 848-9195 Surgical Oncology, Suite 102, (979) 848-9111 Thoracic Surgery, Suite 102, (979) 848-9111 Trauma/Acute Care, Suite 102, (979) 848-9111 Urology, Suite 102, (979) 848-9111 Women’s HealthCare, Suite 208, (979) 864-8415

*A Faculty Group Practice Clinic

ANGLETON DANBURY COMMUNITY Primary & Specialty Care, Dave Bleakney Building 2309 West Mulberry Drive Clinical Laboratory Services (979) 849-6467 Endocrinology (979) 848-9110 Family Medicine (979) 849-6467 Neurodiagnostics (979) 319-3001 Neurology (979) 319-3001 Orthopedics (979) 849-9557 Urgent Care (979) 849-6467 Regional Women’s Services and Pediatrics 1108 East Mulberry, (409) 266-1888

Clear Lake/Webster CLEAR LAKE CAMPUS Emergency Room 200 Blossom Street, (832) 632-7654 Pediatric Emergency Room 200 Blossom Street, (832) 632-7298 Clear Lake Campus Hospital 200 Blossom Street, (832) 632-6500 Cardiac Catheterization Lab 2nd floor, (832) 632-7158 Diagnostic Imaging 1st floor, (832) 632-7540 Echocardiograph Lab 1st floor, (832) 632-7424 Heart Station 2nd floor, (832) 632-7158 Labor and Delivery 5th floor, (832) 632-7539 Laboratory Services 1st floor, Suite 1.361, (832) 632-9275 Nephrology 3rd Floor, (832) 632-7540 Neurodiagnostics 4th Floor, (409) 772-1450 Outpatient Surgery 3rd floor, (832) 632-7451 Pediatric Inpatient Services 8th floor, (832) 632-7697 Vascular Lab 1st floor, (832) 632-7424 Pediatric and Adult Specialty Care 250 Blossom Street Cardiac Rehabilitation 3rd Floor, (409) 772-1256 Cardiology 4th Floor, (409) 762-2328 Cardiovascular Surgery 4th Floor, (409) 762-2328 Clinical Laboratory 4th Floor, (832) 632-7870 Colorectal Surgery 1st Floor, (832) 632-5088 Diagnostic Imaging 4th floor, (832) 632-7540 Echocardiograph Lab 4th Floor, (409) 762-2328 General Surgery 4th Floor, (832) 632-6370 Genetics 3rd Floor, (832) 505-3010

Infusion Therapy 1st Floor, (832) 632-7960 Interventional Radiology 4th Floor, (409) 747-3380 Neurodiagnostics 4th Floor, (409) 739-4328 Neurology 4th Floor, (832) 632-7999 Neurosurgery 4th Floor, (832) 632-7999 Outpatient Pharmacy 1st Floor, (832) 632-7970 Pediatric Audiology 3rd Floor, (281) 338-0829 Pediatric Ear, Nose and Throat 3rd Floor, (281) 338-0829 Pediatric Speech Pathology 3rd Floor, (281) 338-0829 Pediatric Complex Care 4th floor, (409) 772-3695; toll free (888) 886-2543.

Cardiology Complex Care Gastroenterology Infusion Therapy Nephrology/Renal Medicine Neurology Neurosurgery Plastic Surgery General Surgery Urology Physical and Occupational Therapy 3rd Floor, (832) 632-7881 Post COVID Recovery (832) 632-6666 Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine 4th Floor, (832) 505-2150 Pulmonary Rehabilitation 3rd Floor, (832) 632-7540 Surgical Oncology 4th Floor, (832) 505-4000 Trauma/Acute Care 4th Floor, (832) 505-4000 Urology 4th Floor, (832) 632-6370 Women’s Comprehensive Care 1st Floor (832) 632-5088 Breast Imaging, (832) 632-7540 Colorectal Surgery Dermatology Facial Plastic Surgery Female Urology 1st Floor, (832) 632-7964 Gynecology and Menopause Pelvic Health and Urogynecology, (832) 632-7964 Plastic Surgery Women’s HealthCare, 3rd Floor, (832) 632-3010 Women’s Psychology

WEBSTER COMMUNITY Center for Sleep Disorders 400 Texas Ave. North, Suite A, (409) 747-9997 Endocrinology 17448 Hwy. 3, 2nd Floor, (832) 505-1748

Clinics & Hospitals

Call individual clinics to verify clinic hours. Schedule an appointment or speak with a nurse 24/7 about a health question by calling (409) 772-2222. To find a doctor visit doctors.utmbhealth.com.

Psychiatry 400 Texas Ave. North, Suite A, (281) 338-2798 The Children’s Clinic of Clear Lake* 333 Texas Ave. North, Suite 4300, (281) 338-5437 Pediatric and Adult Primary Care 17448 Hwy. 3, 2nd Floor, (832) 505-1748 or (281) 204-1334 Women’s HealthCare 17448 Hwy. 3, Suite 200 (832) 505-1748

Dickinson

Family Medicine 2401 West FM 646, Suite C, (281) 614-1256 Regional Women’s Services and Pediatrics 3828 Hughes Court, Suite 104, (409) 266-1888

Friendswood

Eye Center 400 W. Parkwood, Suite 120, (281) 996-7564 Primary and Specialty Care 128 W. Parkwood Neurology (832) 505-2450 Pediatric and Adult Primary Care (281) 482-5695 Pediatric Psychiatry (281) 482-5695 Pelvic Health and Urogynecology 1505 Winding Way Dr., Suite 210, (832) 505-5050 Women’s HealthCare 1505 Winding Way Dr., Suite 210, (832) 505-5050

Galveston

Emergency Room 901 Harborside Drive, (409) 772-1191 24 hour, Level 1 trauma center, full service ER. Park in the UTMB Clinics and ER Garage.

Jennie Sealy Hospital 712 Texas Avenue, (409) 772-1011 Please park in UTMB Hospital Garage.

Acute Care for the Elders Adult Medical/Surgical Units ICU - Intensive Care Units Blocker Burn Unit 8th Floor, Inpatient (409) 772-2023, Clinic (409) 772-8384 Diagnostic Imaging, 4th Floor, (409) 772-7150 Heart Station and Cardiac Catheterization Lab Suite 6.406, (409) 772-0402 Outpatient Surgery Center Suite 2.422, (409) 772-4448 John Sealy Hospital, 301 8th Street, (409) 772-1011 Children’s Hospital, 7th floor, (409) 772-2070 Labor and Delivery, 3rd floor, (409) 772-2893 Neurodiagnostics, Suite 8.144 (Annex), (832) 505-2450 Pediatric Surgery, 10th Floor, (409) 772-5666 Ophthalmology & ENT 700 University Blvd.

Audiology and Speech Pathology (281) 338-0829

Ear, Nose and Throat (281) 338-0829 Eye Center (409) 747-5800 Optical Center (409) 747-5823 Primary Care Pavilion (PCP) Primary and Specialty Care, 400 Harborside Drive Allergy and Immunology PCP, Suite 100, (409) 772-0099 Anticoagulation Clinic PCP, Suite 107, (409) 772-7063 Cardiac Rehabilitation PCP, Suite 123, (409) 772-1256 Clinical Laboratory Services PCP, Suite 102, (409) 747-6920 Diagnostic Imaging PCP, Suite 111, (409) 772-7150 Family Medicine, Island East PCP, Suite 104, (409) 772-2166 General Internal Medicine PCP, Suite 105-107, (409) 747-1883 Geriatrics PCP, Suite 100, (409) 772-3373 Heart Health Center PCP, Suite 107, (409) 762-2328 Interventional Radiology Suite 107, (409) 747-3380 Neurodiagnostics PCP, Suite 124, (832) 505-2450 Neurology PCP, Suite 124, (832) 505-2450 Orthopedics PCP, Suite 109, (409) 266-7846 (26-ORTHO) Pain Management PCP, Suite 110, (832) 505-2450 Pediatric Care, Island East PCP, Suite 103, (409) 772-3695; toll free (888) 886-2543; Allergy and Immunology Cardiology Complex Care Endocrine/Diabetes Genetics (409) 772-3466 Hematology and Oncology Infectious Disease Infusion Therapy Neonatology Nephrology/Renal Medicine Pediatric Primary Care Psychology and Mental Health Speech Language Pathology Surgery Urology Physical and Occupational Therapy PCP, Suite 123, (409) 772-8834 Psychiatry PCP, Suites 118-119, (409) 772-0770 Pulmonary Rehabilitation PCP, Suite 123, (409) 747-9234 Rheumatology PCP, Suite 100, (409) 772-0755 Stark Diabetes Clinic PCP, Suite 100, (409) 772-0700 Radiation Oncology 819 Harborside Drive, Suite 1.230, (409) 772-2531 UTMB Health Clinics (UHC) 1005 Harborside Drive, just east of 11th St. Cancer Center and Infusion Therapy UHC, 3rd Floor, (409) 747-4087 Cardiology & Cardiology Transplant UHC, 6th Floor, (409) 933-762-BEAT (2328)

Clinical Laboratory Services UHC, 5th Floor, (409) 772-7267 Dermatology UHC, 5th Floor, (409) 747-3376 Diagnostic and Breast Imaging UHC, 2nd Floor, (409) 772-7150 Dialysis Access UHC, 5th Floor,(409) 772-1931 Echocardiograph Lab UHC, 4th Floor, (409) 772-5353 Endoscopy Unit Clinical Sciences Building, 4th Floor, (409) 772-4798 Gastroenterology UHC, 6th Floor, (409) 772-0122 Gynecology Oncology UHC, 3rd Floor, (409) 747-4087 Hematology and Oncology UHC, 3rd Floor, (409) 747-4087 Infectious Diseases UHC, 6th Floor, (409) 772-0644 Nephrology UHC, 6th Floor, (409) 772-0750 Neurology UHC, 6th Floor, (832) 505-2450 Pediatric Special Services UHC, 7th Floor, (409) 772-3695 Pediatric Speech Language Pathology UHC, 7th Floor, (409) 772-5208 Pelvic Health and Urogynecology UHC, 3rd Floor, (409) 772-9507 Post COVID Recovery UHC, 6th Floor, (409) 772-0750 Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine UHC, 6th Floor, (409) 772-0750 Regional Women’s Services and Pediatrics UHC, 7th Floor, (409) 747-4952 Surgical Specialties UHC, 5th Floor Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery (409) 772-6781 Colorectal Surgery (409) 772-6789 General Surgery (409) 772-6789 Neurosurgery (409) 772-6782 Oral Surgery (409) 772-6783 Plastic Surgery (409) 772-6784 Surgical Oncology (409) 772-6789 Trauma/Acute Care (409) 772-6785 Urology (409) 772-9605 Vascular Surgery (409) 772-6787 Transplant Services UHC, 6th Floor, (409) 772-1451 Texas Transplant Center (800) 323-4109 Vascular Lab UHC, 6th Floor, (409) 772-4950 Women’s HealthCare UHC, 3rd Floor, (409) 772-9507 Women’s Psychology UHC, 3rd Floor, (409) 772-9507 Waverly Smith Pavilion 221 University Boulevard, (409) 772-1011 Please park in UTMB Hospital Garage.

Center for Sleep Disorders 3rd Floor, (409) 747-9997 Galveston Campus Outpatient Pharmacy Suite 2.103, (409) 772-3498

PARKING ON GALVESTON CAMPUS Clinics and ER parking lot on Harborside Dr. and Hospital Garage on Texas Ave.

Clinics & Hospitals

Call individual clinics to verify clinic hours. Schedule an appointment or speak with a nurse 24/7 about a health question by calling (409) 772-2222. To find a doctor visit doctors.utmbhealth.com.

GALVESTON COMMUNITY

Dermatology, Island West 6710 Stewart Rd., Suite 100, (409) 747-3376 Family Medicine, Island West 6710 Stewart Rd., Suite 100, (409) 744-4030 Pediatric Primary Care, Island West 6416 Broadway, (409) 772-3695 or (888) 886-2543 Pediatric Psychology & Mental Health 6416 Broadway, (409) 772-3695 or (888) 886-2543 Urgent Care 6416 Broadway (61st Street exit, north on feeder), (409) 744-5437.

Lake Jackson

Pediatric Primary Care 208 Oak Drive South, Suite 400, (979) 285-2900 Women’s HealthCare 215 Oak Drive South, Suite 4D, (979) 297-2755

League City LEAGUE CITY CAMPUS

Emergency Room 2240 Gulf Freeway South, (832) 505-3144 League City Campus Hospital 2240 Gulf Freeway South, (409) 772-1011 Medical/Surgery Patient Rooms Surgical Services Cardiac Rehabilitation Endoscopy Suites Heart Station and Cardiac Catheterization Lab (832) 505-3219 Outpatient Pharmacy Suite 1.602, (832) 505-3170 Outpatient Surgery Center Suite 1.500, (832) 505-1300.

League City Campus Clinics 2240 Gulf Freeway South Breast Imaging (409) 772-7150 Cardiac Rehabilitation (832) 505-3360 Cardiology (409) 762-BEAT(2328) Clinical Laboratory Services (832) 505-1100 Diagnostic Imaging (409) 772-7150 Dialysis Access (409) 772-1931 Endoscopy (832) 505-3110 Gastroenterology and Hepatobiliary (832) 505-1600 General Surgery (832) 505-1800 Infusion Therapy Center (832) 505-0379 Integrative Oncology (832) 505-1910 Neurology (832) 632-7999 Orthopedics (832) 505-1200 Pediatric Surgery (832) 505-1800 Plastic Surgery (832) 505-1800 Pulmonary Rehabilitation (832) 505-3360 Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (832) 505-3368 Trauma/Acute Care (832) 505-1800 Urology (832) 505-1800 Vascular Lab (832) 505-1820 Vascular Surgery (832) 505-1800 Medical Plaza One 2240 Gulf Freeway South (enter through parking garage) Urgent Care, 4th Floor, (832) 505-1234 Surgery and Cancer Clinics 2280 Gulf Freeway South, 2nd Floor Colorectal Surgery (832) 505-4000 General Surgery (832) 505-4000 Genetics (832) 505-4000

Head and Neck Surgery (832) 505-4000 Neurosurgery (832) 505-4000 Plastic Surgery (832) 505-4000 Speech Pathology (832) 505-4000 Surgical Oncology (832) 505-4000 Thoracic Surgery (832) 505-4000 Urology (832) 505-4000

LEAGUE CITY COMMUNITY TOWN CENTER Plastic Surgery and Aesthetics 2660 Gulf Freeway South, Entrance A (832) 505-0777 Dermatology Facial Plastic Surgery Plastic Surgery Primary and Specialty Care 2660 Gulf Freeway South. Exit 20 on I-45, next to Hobby Lobby at Victory Lakes Town Center.

Adult Primary Care Entrance B, (832) 505-2200 Allergy and Immunology (Asthma) Entrance B, (832) 505-2150 Anticoagulation Clinic Entrance B, (832) 505-2250 Clinical Laboratory Services Entrance B, (832) 505-2402 Dermatology Entrance A, Suite 14, (832) 505-3376 Eye Center Entrance B, (832) 505-2400 Gastroenterology Entrance B, (832) 505-2350 Geriatrics Entrance B, (832) 505-2100 Internal Medicine Primary Care Entrance B, (832) 505-2250 Nephrology Entrance B, (832) 505-2150 Neuropsychology Entrance B, (832) 505-2100 Pain Management Entrance B, (832) 505-2450 Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine Entrance B, (832) 505-2150 Rheumatology Entrance B, (832) 505-2150 Stark Diabetes Clinic Entrance B, (832) 505-2300 Transplant Services Entrance B, (832) 505-2350 Undersea Medicine Entrance B, (832) 505-0372 BAY COLONY Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine 1804 FM 646 West, Suite N, (832) 505-0372 Pediatric Primary and Specialty Care 2785 Gulf Freeway South, Suite 2.200, (409) 772-3695 or (888) 886-2543 Allergy and Immunology Complex Care Developmental and Behavioral Health Endocrine/Diabetes Genetics (409) 772-3466 Hematology and Oncology Infectious Disease Infusion Therapy Neurology Pediatric Primary Care

Physical and Occupational Therapy Psychology and Mental Health Rheumatology Speech Language Pathology Primary and Specialty Care 2785 Gulf Freeway South, Suite 165 Primary Care (832) 505-0139 Wound Care (281) 967-7106 BRITTANY BAY Ear, Nose and Throat Consultants, Audiology and Speech Pathology 1600 W. League City Parkway, Suite D., (281) 338-0829 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 1600 W. League City Parkway, Suite A., (832) 632-5222.

SOUTHSHORE Pediatric and Adult Primary Care 6465 South Shore Blvd., Suite 500, (281) 538-7735 Primary Care 3023 Marina Bay Drive, Suite 101 (281) 549-9950 Psychiatry 6465 South Shore Blvd., Suite 500, (281) 338-2798

Texas City

Primary and Specialty Care 10121 Emmett F. Lowry Expressway Anticoagulation Clinic (409) 986-9686 Audiology and Speech Pathology & Ear, Nose and Throat (281) 338-0829 Cardiology (409) 762-BEAT (2328) Clinical Laboratory Services (409) 986-9686 Echocardiograph Lab (409) 762-2328 Eye Center Appointments (409) 978-4321 Optical Center (409) 978-4315 Orthopedics (409) 986-9686 Pediatric and Adult Primary Care Adult (409) 986-9686 Pediatric (409) 938-8466 Pediatric Psychiatry (281) 338-2798 Rheumatology (409) 772-0755 Urgent Care (409) 986-9686 Urology (409) 986-9686 Regional Women’s Services and Pediatrics 2000 Texas Avenue, Suite 300, (409) 266-1888

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Galveston Campus

For more than a century, UTMB Health has served Texas and Texans from its historic Galveston campus, long anchored by the John Sealy Hospital. The 12-story hospital is in the midst of a multimillion dollar renovation that includes enhanced technological capabilities, expanded patient rooms, including a new Mother/Baby Labor & Delivery Unit and Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), and an improved hospital exterior to ensure a healing environment for patients and their families.

In 2016, the Galveston campus expanded with the opening of the Jennie Sealy Hospital, which offers advanced health care services to patients in a soothing, healing environment that also supports stateof-the-art training for future health professionals.

With input from physicians, patients, and medical staff, Jennie Sealy Hospital was designed using evidence-based strategies known to improve quality, safety and efficiency. Patient rooms have beautiful views of the Gulf of Mexico or Galveston Bay and are designed to provide a team-based, patient- and family-centered approach to patient care. Natural light engulfs the hospital on Galveston’s East End, and beautiful artwork by local artists adorns the walls throughout the hospital. The lighting, artwork and serenity of the Jennie Sealy Hospital all work to reduce anxiety and speed healing.

Together, the John Sealy and Jennie Sealy hospitals provide a full range of services for infants, children and adults and offers the highest level of care for the most complex needs including a Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Blocker Burn Unit, and a Level I Trauma Center.

The Galveston Campus also has many primary and specialty clinics in addition to diagnostic and other clinical services such as physical and occupational therapy, endoscopy, and radiology and imaging.

Angleton Danbury Campus

Joining the UTMB Health family in 2014, the Angleton Danbury Campus has served southern Brazoria County for more than 50 years.

The hospital offers acute health care services to patients in a soothing, healing environment designed by patients, families and medical staff. Each private, state-of-the-art patient room supports a team-based, patient and family-centered approach to care.

Patients have access to a variety of quality services including: • 24-hour emergency services • 3D mammography program • cardiopulmonary care • clinical laboratory • diagnostic imaging services • outpatient surgery • rehabilitation • physical therapy • wellness center • and much more Expanding access to primary care and specialty care, UTMB Health opened the new Dave Bleakney Building at Highway 35 and 288. The new clinic houses the following services: Family Medicine, Endocrinology, Neurology, Orthopedics and Urgent Care.

Your and your family’s health starts here, with skilled and caring doctors and caregivers committed to your wellness. We are honored to serve the families of Brazoria County with the very best in community-based health care.

Clear Lake Campus

Residents of the Bay Area now have access to more innovative care at the UTMB Health Clear Lake Campus with UTMB’s newest hospital and primary and specialty care clinics. The full-service hospital has received Chest Pain Center accreditation and is designated as a Primary Stroke Center.

This campus provides a comprehensive range of services including: • 24-hour emergency department • pediatric emergency department • women’s health with labor and delivery • advanced heart care • neurosciences/neurosurgery • pediatric inpatient unit • pelvic health • and much more Working together with physicians in the community, we offer the latest treatment options and advanced procedures to deliver better results—all conveniently nearby.

League City Campus

This UTMB Health facility was League City’s first hospital, complete with inpatient and outpatient care, medical and surgical specialties, expanded-hours urgent care and a 24-hour emergency department. In 2020, a new tower was added to the League City Campus that includes a medical-surgical unit, intensive care unit, sterile processing department, laboratory, blood bank, a pharmacy, new café and many other support services.

The League City Campus offers advanced health care services to patients in a soothing, healing environment designed by and for patients, families and staff. Architecture, decor and design all reflect a healing environment and a hospital that cares for the patient’s mind, body and spirit.

Our League City Campus delivers the finest inpatient and outpatient care for many services, from top-notch orthopedic and rehabilitation specialists to advanced imaging and laboratory services.

Some of the services you will find on our campus are: • 24-hour emergency department

• gastrointestinal (GI) health

• expanded-hours urgent care

• pharmacy services

• surgery services

• rehabilitation services

• orthopedics

• urology

• advanced imaging

• and much more

• breast health – mammography To meet the needs of the growing communities, the campus opened a new multilevel patient tower that offers a Rapid Decision Unit/Observation Unit, an Intensive Care/Acuity Adaptable Unit and a Medical Surgical Unit as well as ancillary support for the hospital.

Shaping health care outcomes for Texas and the nation

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HE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH (UTMB HEALTH) has a long and storied history of improving health in its home state and beyond. Since opening in 1891, the university has graduated more physicians than any other Texas medical school, awarded more than 45,000 degrees, diplomas and certificates to health professionals and health scientists, advanced understanding and treatment of disease through pioneering research, and helped hundreds of thousands of patients each year overcome illness and injury.

The university’s focus on health extends to the economy as well. UTMB Health is a strong, vital institution that continues to create significant economic benefit for Galveston Island, Galveston County, the greater Houston region and the entire state of Texas.

Other notable UTMB facts • In FY21, UTMB had a $2.8 billion budget, enrollment of 3,400 students and more than 13,600 employees throughout the state of Texas.

Over the past two years, as our world has confronted a deadly pandemic, UTMB Health’s scientists, patient care providers and staff members have risen to the occasion to save lives and improve the health of our communities.

A closer look at those efforts, as of Dec. 10, 2021, reveal that UTMB:

• $139 million in research expenditures in FY21.

• Completed more than 622,500 COVID-19 tests

• Four campuses: Galveston Campus, Angleton Danbury Campus, League City Campus and the Clear Lake Campus.

• Treated more than 9,400 hospitalized COVID-19 patients at our four campuses

• Five schools educating the health care professionals of the future: School of Medicine, School of Nursing, School of Health Professions, the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and the recenlty approved School of Public and Population Health.

• UTMB is home to one of only two national biocontainment labs and the only national lab in Texas; also one of the world’s largest university-based vaccine-development centers.

• UTMB named to the IBM Watson Health Top 100 Hospitals List in 2020, ranked in the Top 15 nationwide among major teaching hospitals

• Administered nearly 346,000 COVID-19 vaccine shots through the UTMB Health System and a community partnership with Galveston County and Galveston County Health District.

Aside from UTMB’s exceptional legacy in support of its patient care, research and education missions, the university also provides a tremendous return for taxpayers, philanthropies and society as a whole.

• According to a 2016 analysis of UTMB’s economic impact, the university’s operations generated more than $3.3 billion in business volume, more than $2 billion in personal income for Texas residents and a total of 46,242 jobs from both direct and indirect employment at UTMB.

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DID YOU KNOW? Opened in 2008, the Galveston National Laboratory was purposebuilt for its location on Galveston Island and was constructed to withstand a Category 5 Hurricane, including storm surge. It’s one of only two labs of its kind on a U.S. university campus.

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DID YOU KNOW? On Oct. 5, 1891, the founding members of the University of Texas Medical Department met for the first time—in Old Red—with 23 medical students and 13 faculty members. Still standing today, Old Red is one of the few buildings to survive the Galveston Hurricane of 1900.

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DID YOU KNOW? The first African American to be admitted into medical school in Texas was Dr. Herman A. Barnett III who was accepted to UTMB in 1949. Dr. Barnett graduated cum laude from UTMB in 1953 and went on to practice at several hospitals in the Houston area.

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DID YOU KNOW? Dr. Edith Bonnet was one of the first two women to intern at John Sealy Hospital.

Admitted to UTMB in 1922, Dr. Bonnet went on to graduate tenth in her class in 1926, and she became the first physician in San Antonio to limit her practice to pediatrics as a specialist.

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DID YOU KNOW? Regional Women’s Services & Pediatrics, formally known as the Regional Maternal and Child Health Program, saw its first patient in 1989.

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DID YOU KNOW? Dr. Seth Morris, in the department of Chemistry, made the first X-ray tube at UTMB in 1896—one year after the invention of X-rays by Wilhelm Roentgen. The first recorded examination of a patient using X-rays in Galveston was performed in 1897 by Dr. Morris.

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DID YOU KNOW? UTMB is the only designated Ebola treatment center for adults in Texas. The UTMB Biocontainment Critical Care Unit within the Galveston Campus trauma center, made possible by state and federal funding, opened in 2018.

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DID YOU KNOW? UTMB’s Department of Microbiology and Immunology ranks first among peer departments nationally in terms of National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding.

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UTMB’s World Reference Center for Emerging Viruses and Arboviruses, a collection of more than 6,000 virus strains, is a leading resource for researchers around the world. *FY2023 Holidays have not been posted as of this printing. Check UTMB HR website.

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DID YOU KNOW? In FY20, UTMB recorded well over a million outpatient encounters; 252,000 telemedicine encounters and 37,000 hospital discharges.

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DID YOU KNOW? UTMB is among the 7 percent of hospitals nationwide to receive Magnet Recognition for nursing excellence.

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DID YOU KNOW? The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at UTMB’s Galveston Campus is a Level IV facility—the highest ranking for NICU’s designated by the Texas Department of State Health Services.

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COMMUNITY RESOURCES Adult and Child Protective Services 1-(800) 252-5400 24 Hour Hotline for Children, Elderly and Disabled http://www.dfps.state.tx.us

Island Transit Dial-A-Ride Transit (DART) Service (409) 797-3909 https://www.galvestontx.gov/543/ADA-Paratransit-Services

Advocacy Center for Children of Galveston County (409) 741-6000 | http://www.galvestoncac.org David L. Callender, MD and Tonya R. Callender, FNP Health Resource Center (409) 266-7542 | https://www.utmb.edu/health-resource-center Family Service Center (409) 762-8636 | http://www.fsc-galveston.org Galveston County Food Bank (409) 945-4232 | http://www.galvestoncountyfoodbank.org Gulf Coast Center 1-(800) 643-0967 24 Hr Crisis Hotline 1-(866)-729-3848 https://gulfcoastcenter.org

Resource and Crisis Center of Galveston County, Inc. (409) 763-1441 or 1-(888) 919-7233 24 Hr Hotline http://www.rccgc.org Ronald McDonald House of Galveston (409) 762-8770 | http://www.rmhg.org Rosenberg Library (409) 763-8854 | http://www.rosenberg-library.org Salvation Army Galveston County (409) 763-1691 http://www.salvationarmytexas.org/galvestoncounty Social Security 1-(866) 299-3254 St. Vincent’s House (409) 763-8521 | http://www.stvhope.org

Galveston County Health District (409) 938-7221 | http://www.gchd.org

Teen Health Center, Inc. (409) 761-3530 | http://www.teenhealthcenter.org

Galveston Housing Authority (409) 765-1900 | http://www.ghatx.org Hospice Care Team, Inc. (409) 938-0070 | http://www.hospicecareteam.org

Texas Health and Human Services (HHS) Aging and Disability Services 1-(855) 937-2372 | https://hhs.texas.gov/services

UTMB HEALTH HELPFUL NUMBERS Alumni Field House (409) 772-1304

Marketing and Communications (409) 772-2618

Benefits Office (409) 772-2630

Moody Medical Library (409) 772-2372

Bookstore (409) 772-1939

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) (college-level courses for senior) (409) 763-5604

Campus Police (non-emergency number) (409) 772-2691

Parking Information (409) 266-7275

Employee Assistance Program (409) 772-2485

Pastoral Care Services (409) 772-3909

Galveston National Laboratory (409) 266-6500

Patient Services (409) 772-4772

Graphic Design & Printing Services (409) 772-5900

Poison Center Southeast Texas 1-(800) 222-1222

Hospital General Information (409) 772-1011 Patient Information (409) 772-1191 Emergency Services (ER) (409) 772-1479

UTMB Health Customer Service (877) 463-0103 (409) 515-7049

Human Resources (409) 772-8699

Patient Navigation and Support (409) 266-9956

UTMB Schools School of Medicine (409) 772-4793 School of Nursing (409) 772-8271 School of Health Professions (409) 772-3001 Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (409) 772-2666 UTMB Health Access Center 24/7 Access for appointments and questions (409) 772-2222 or 1-(800) 917-8906 Volunteer Services (409) 772-2549

System of Care As the communities we serve throughout the region grow and change, we remain committed to expanding access to advanced care on our Galveston, Angleton Danbury, League City and Clear Lake campuses and at more than 90 clinics in Southeast Texas. No matter where you enter the UTMB Health network, our providers, clinics and hospitals are seamlessly connected to provide an integrated and collaborative approach to care.

Because we are an academic medical center, UTMB Health not only provides care for everyday health needs, but also the most specialized and advanced services for complex illnesses and injuries. Patients receive care provided by compassionate physicians and experts who share knowledge, and who have access to the latest research, technology and treatment options for better patient outcomes.

MyChart As a UTMB Health patient, you not only have access to a comprehensive network of leading specialists and the most advanced treatment options available, but you also have access to your medical record right at your fingertips.

UTMB’s MyChart is a confidential and secure online tool that allows you to view your health record including lab results, immunization history, upcoming appointments and billing information, any time, 24/7/365.

You can also view medical records for children and parents through authorized access.

In addition to viewing your medical information, MyChart enables you to:

▶ Communicate with your doctor’s office ▶ Request prescription renewals ▶ Schedule and manage your appointments ▶ Review your medications and lab results ▶ Research health education topics and discharge instructions ▶ Upload images or videos to your clinic provider ▶ Pay your bill Find a UTMB physician near you at doctors.utmbhealth.com.

To sign up for MyChart, visit mychart.utmb.edu/mychart/signup 12-15-21