University Health Univ.: Contact & Patient Info

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San Antonio, Texas · Hospital Contact & Patient Guide · Updated September 2026

University Health University Hospital address, phone, emergency care, map, parking, MyChart, medical records, and billing help

University Health University Hospital is located at 4502 Medical Drive, San Antonio, TX 78229. The main appointment and hospital phone number is 210-358-4000. University Health lists the facility as a 24-hour hospital on the Main Campus and describes it as one of the nation’s leading teaching hospitals and South Texas’ premier Level I trauma center.

This guide is built for practical patient intent: how to call the right number, reach emergency care, park in the correct garage, use the Bill Greehey Way Bridge, check MyChart, request records, understand billing, ask about financial assistance, prepare for admission, and find official pages without relying on thin directory listings.

Call 210-358-4000 Official Hospital Page Open MyChart Map & Parking
Medical emergency: Call 911 immediately for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, major injury, severe bleeding, poisoning, loss of consciousness, suicidal danger, or another life-threatening symptom. This page is for hospital navigation and patient information only.
Hospital address 4502 Medical Drive

San Antonio, TX 78229. Use this for GPS, rideshare, emergency department access, outpatient visits, and visitor parking.

Main phone 210-358-4000

Use for appointment scheduling, main-campus routing, Information Desk help, and general hospital questions.

Facility hours 24 hours daily

The hospital facility is listed as open 24 hours Monday through Sunday. Clinic and department hours vary.

Outpatient lab 210-358-2790

Located at University Hospital, Rio Tower, Level 1. Listed lab hours include weekday and Saturday windows.

Medical records 210-358-3532

Use for medical-record status after submission. Walk-in records help is available on Rio Tower, 1st Floor.

Billing support 210-358-3260

Use for billing questions, insurance processing, payment at service, itemized bills, and doctor-bill questions.

Start here: choose the right action before you go

Use this table to avoid calling the wrong number, parking in the wrong place, or using MyChart for something that needs immediate care.

Need Best next step Prepare before you act
Life-threatening emergency Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for online messages. Bring ID, medication list, allergies, and emergency contact if safely possible.
General hospital or appointment question Call 210-358-4000. Patient name, date of birth, doctor/clinic name, appointment date, and reason for call.
Parking for an appointment Use the Visitor Parking Garage next to the Women’s & Children’s Hospital. Arrive early, note your color-coded garage level, and enter through the Bill Greehey Way Bridge on Level 1 Blue.
Outpatient lab work Go to the Rio Tower, Level 1 outpatient laboratory or call 210-358-2790. Bring lab order, insurance card, photo ID, fasting instructions, and test-prep details.
Medical records copy Submit the official authorization form online, by mail, fax, email, or in person. Patient ID, dates of service, records needed, delivery method, signature, and destination provider if transferring care.
Billing or insurance question Call billing support at 210-358-3260. Account number, insurance card, explanation of benefits, date of service, and question about deductible, copay, coinsurance, or itemized bill.
Price estimate Use the hospital price estimator or call 210-644-6132 and select option 5. Procedure name, CPT code if available, insurance details, service location, and procedure date.
CareLink or financial assistance Call 210-358-3350 or email CareLink@uhtx.com. Household income, family size, insurance status, medical bills, proof documents, and completed application if available.

University Health University Hospital contact directory

These official contact routes cover the most common patient and visitor tasks at the Main Campus.

Department or task Phone / location Use it for
Main hospital phone 210-358-4000 Appointments, general routing, Information Desk assistance, locations, and hospital operator help.
Hospital address 4502 Medical Drive, San Antonio, TX 78229 GPS, mail, admission planning, outpatient visits, rideshare, emergency department, and visitor parking.
Language assistance 210-358-0600 Interpreter or language-assistance needs during admission, hospital stay, or care coordination.
Parking customer support 210-428-0051 Parking access, garage issues, payment questions, or help with parking logistics.
Outpatient laboratory 210-358-2790 Lab testing at University Hospital, Rio Tower, Level 1.
Medical records status 210-358-3532 Questions or status updates after submitting a medical-record request.
Medical records walk-in office Rio Tower, 1st Floor · 210-743-5401 Courtesy copy up to 10 pages, walk-in records help, and in-person record questions during listed hours.
Release of Information fax Fax: 210-358-5936 Sending completed authorization forms and record-release documentation.
Medical records email Medical.Records@uhtx.com Email submission for record requests with the subject line “Record Request.”
Billing support 210-358-3260 Hospital bill, insurance processing, itemized bill requests, doctor-bill questions, and payment questions.
Price estimate 210-644-6132, option 5 Personalized cost estimate when the online estimator does not show the procedure you need.
Financial assistance / CareLink 210-358-3350 Financial assistance, health coverage options, CareLink, sliding-scale review, and application help.
MyChart support 210-358-4980 · MyChartSupport@uhtx.com MyChart enrollment, login problems, activation code issues, account safety, and portal questions.

Google map, directions, parking garage, bridge access, and parking rates

University Hospital is on University Health Main Campus at 4502 Medical Drive. The Visitor Parking Garage is next to the Women’s & Children’s Hospital.

University Health University Hospital
4502 Medical Drive
San Antonio, TX 78229
Main: 210-358-4000

Use the map for route planning only. For emergency symptoms, call 911 or follow signs to the emergency entrance instead of searching for general parking.
Parking or arrival item Official detail Practical patient tip
Visitor Parking Garage Paid parking is available in the Visitor Parking Garage next to the Women’s & Children’s Hospital. Visitors may park on any garage level, but should remember the color-coded level before entering the hospital.
Garage entrances The garage has entrances at the main entrance off Medical Drive, across from the Emergency Room parking lot, and directly across from the Women’s & Children’s Hospital. Use hospital signage plus GPS. Leave extra time during busy appointment windows.
Hospital bridge access Patients and visitors enter University Hospital and the Women’s & Children’s Hospital through the Bill Greehey Way Bridge on Level 1 Blue of the Visitors Garage. Level 1 Blue is the key garage level for bridge access.
EV charging Multiple electric vehicle charging stations are listed on Level 3. Do not assume charging spaces will be open; arrive early for time-sensitive appointments.
Extended inpatient parking Families and visitors may buy a $10 pass for up to 10 exits from the parking areas. The pass is available at the Cashier’s Office in Rio Tower, Level SL, using D elevator, during listed weekday hours.
Parking support Parking Customer Support: 210-428-0051. Call for parking-payment issues, access questions, or garage support.
Parking duration Listed rate Planning note
0-30 minutes Free Useful for quick pickup or drop-off, but appointments usually take longer.
30 minutes-1 hour $1.00 Good for short visits or quick outpatient tasks.
1-2 hours $2.00 Common for routine outpatient visits.
2-3 hours $3.00 Plan for registration, waiting, and discharge instructions.
3-4 hours $4.00 Possible for imaging, longer clinic visits, or family visits.
4-5 hours $5.00 Useful for procedures, extended care updates, or multiple appointments.
5-24 hours $6.00 Daily maximum for longer visits.
Lost ticket $8.00 Keep your ticket with you and take a photo of the parking level.

Emergency care, trauma center status, and when to call 911

University Health describes University Hospital as South Texas’ premier Level I trauma center and lists specialists in trauma-related fields in the hospital 24/7.

Emergency symptoms
Call 911 for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, major injury, severe bleeding, poisoning, loss of consciousness, suicidal danger, or immediate risk to life or safety.
Hospital facility hours
University Hospital facility hours are listed as 24 hours daily. Clinic, lab, specialty, and office hours vary by department.
Level I trauma center
University Health identifies University Hospital as the region’s Level I trauma center for adults and children through the University Health system.
Children’s emergency care
The official hospital page separately lists the Children’s Emergency Department at the Women’s & Children’s Hospital as open 24 hours.
Portal warning
Do not send emergency symptoms through MyChart. Use 911, emergency care, or direct clinical instructions.
Time-sensitive emergency rule: Online guides cannot safely evaluate heart attack, stroke, sepsis, severe injury, poisoning, suicidal danger, or sudden neurologic symptoms. Call 911 immediately.

Hospital services and programs listed for University Hospital

The official location page lists a broad mix of hospital, specialty, diagnostic, surgical, trauma, transplant, pediatric, and outpatient services on or through the Main Campus.

Care area Services listed What patients should clarify
Emergency and trauma 24-hour facility operations, emergency care, trauma care, trauma follow-up clinic, and Level I trauma center role. Call 911 for life-threatening symptoms. Ask staff which entrance and registration route applies for non-life-threatening follow-up.
Surgery and procedures Surgery-related services, anesthesia, operating room care, transplant-related care, and specialty procedures. Ask about fasting, medication holds, arrival time, anesthesia bill, facility fee, consent, recovery location, and ride-home rules.
Transplant and specialty care University Health Transplant Institute services are listed at University Hospital with weekday clinic hours. Confirm clinic location, referral status, labs, imaging, insurance authorization, and post-visit instructions.
Pediatric specialty care Children’s Health Liver & Kidney Center and Pediatric Blood & Cancer Center are listed in the hospital directory area. Confirm whether the visit is in University Hospital or the Women’s & Children’s Hospital and bring guardianship and insurance documents.
Laboratory Outpatient lab at Rio Tower, Level 1, plus laboratory testing connected to hospital care. Ask whether fasting, timed collection, registration, or special specimen instructions apply.
Discharge pharmacy University Health notes the discharge pharmacy moved to the Women’s & Children’s Hospital, Level G. Ask before discharge where to pick up medications, whether prior authorization is needed, and whether your pharmacy can fill the prescription instead.
Patient navigation UH Go app offers turn-by-turn navigation around University Hospital, doctor/location search, and health-information access. Ask staff or use the app if your destination is in Rio Tower, Sky Tower, Horizon Tower, Women’s & Children’s Hospital, or another campus area.

Department directory, tower names, and appointment routing

University Health directs patients to the Main Campus Directory for clinics and departments. Always confirm tower, floor, elevator, and check-in location before arrival.

Use the Main Campus Directory

The official hospital page points patients to the Main Campus Directory for clinics and departments. This is important because University Hospital, the Women’s & Children’s Hospital, Rio Tower, Sky Tower, Horizon Tower, and nearby clinics can have different access points.

Ask for these details

  • Building or tower name
  • Floor and elevator letter
  • Check-in desk or registration location
  • Parking garage level or entrance
  • Whether a referral or authorization is needed

For planned procedures

Ask whether you should follow outpatient surgery instructions, bring medication bottles, stop eating or drinking, hold blood thinners, complete labs before arrival, or bring a responsible adult to drive home.

For children or dependents

Bring guardianship documents if needed, insurance card, photo ID, medication list, custody or consent paperwork when relevant, and any instructions from the specialty clinic.

Outpatient lab, discharge pharmacy, dining, and campus navigation

These details are often missing from basic listing pages but matter during real visits.

Hospital resource Official detail Practical tip
Outpatient lab University Hospital outpatient lab is located at Rio Tower, Level 1. Phone: 210-358-2790. Bring your provider order, photo ID, insurance card, and fasting instructions.
Lab hours Listed laboratory hours are Monday-Friday 6:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Saturday 7:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m., and Sunday closed. Confirm holiday hours and whether your test has special timing requirements.
Discharge pharmacy University Health states the discharge pharmacy moved to the Women’s & Children’s Hospital, Level G. Ask discharge staff whether prescriptions go to the discharge pharmacy, your home pharmacy, or another specialty pharmacy.
Dining options University Hospital offers café and cafeteria food options, and the official page links to current menus. If the patient has dietary restrictions, do not bring outside food unless clinical staff says it is allowed.
UH Go app University Health promotes the UH Go app for turn-by-turn navigation in University Hospital, finding doctors, locations, maps, and health information. Download or open navigation before leaving the parking garage if you are unfamiliar with the Main Campus.

Preparing for a hospital stay or planned visit

University Health’s hospital-stay guidance tells patients to report to the Information Desk in Sky Tower, Level 1 of the main lobby when arriving at University Hospital.

Confirm your destination. Ask whether you should go to University Hospital, Women’s & Children’s Hospital, a clinic tower, outpatient lab, imaging, surgery check-in, or a specialty department.
Plan parking and walking time. Use the Visitor Parking Garage and Level 1 Blue bridge access. Arrive early because parking, walking, wayfinding, and registration take time.
Check in at the right desk. University Health says University Hospital patients should go to the Information Desk in Sky Tower, Level 1 of the main lobby.
Bring required registration details. Bring photo ID, health insurance cards, contact information, family or emergency contact, employer information if requested, and consent-form readiness.
Leave valuables at home. For hospital stays, bring only necessary personal items, medication information, phone charger, and instructions from your care team.
Know what to do after discharge. If you get home and realize you missed instructions, call 210-358-4000 and provide the floor or unit so the operator can transfer you to the floor nurse.
Admission checklist: Photo ID, insurance card, medication list, allergy list, emergency contact, advance directive if you have one, mobility aids, glasses/hearing aids, phone charger, and the name of your primary doctor or specialist.

Visitor information, patient lookup, Wi-Fi, food, gifts, and family planning

Visitor policies can change by unit, infection-control need, patient condition, and hospital security requirements. Confirm before visiting high-risk or restricted units.

Visitor task Official detail Practical tip
Locate a patient For University Hospital, visit the Information Desk in the main entrance lobby or call 210-358-4000 from outside the hospital. Have the patient’s full name ready and respect privacy limits if staff cannot share details.
Free guest Wi-Fi Join the UniversityHealth-Guest network, open the welcome page, and accept the Terms of Service. For connectivity issues, University Health lists the AT&T Help Desk at 877-929-7678.
Visitor dining University Health links to dining options and menus for the Main Campus and other locations. Do not bring or buy patient food unless the care team approves it because outside food can delay tests or procedures.
Flowers and gifts University Health volunteers deliver mail and flowers daily, but visitors should check with a nurse first. Provide the patient’s full name, room number, and patient phone number to the florist or vendor.
Hotel accommodations University Health provides a hotel-search resource for accommodations near UT Health San Antonio and the University Health Main Campus. Ask about medical rates, shuttle availability, and distance to the Visitor Parking Garage before booking.
Visitor safety note: ICU, emergency, pediatric, women’s health, transplant, isolation, and behavioral-health areas may have different visitor rules. Call ahead before visiting.

University Health MyChart portal, enrollment, safety, and support

MyChart is University Health’s patient portal. University Health says it keeps health information in one place and can support appointment requests, provider messaging, bill payment, and more.

What MyChart can help with

  • View health information.
  • Request an appointment.
  • Message your provider.
  • Pay a bill.
  • View test results and medical information when released.

MyChart safety checks

University Health warns patients to check sender and web address, not share passwords or verification codes, avoid forwarding MyChart messages, and contact support when suspicious messages appear.

MyChart support

Phone: 210-358-4980

Email: MyChartSupport@uhtx.com

PDF enrollment steps

The MyChart enrollment PDF explains that users can create an account, request an activation code, use two-factor authentication, create login credentials, download the app, and choose University Health System in San Antonio as the provider.

Never use MyChart for emergencies. MyChart messages are not a substitute for 911, emergency department care, or direct clinical instructions for urgent symptoms.

Medical records, authorization forms, fees, fax, email, and walk-in help

University Health provides multiple medical-record request routes. Formal releases require authorization and a signature.

Records need Official route What to prepare
Request records online Submit the authorization request form from a personal computer or mobile device. Patient name, date of birth, date range, records needed, delivery method, and signature authority.
Request by mail University Health Attention: Release of Information, Medical Records Department/MS 26-2, 4502 Medical Drive, San Antonio, TX 78229-4496. Printed authorization form, copy of ID if needed, records requested, and destination details.
Request by fax Fax to Attn: Release of Information at 210-358-5936. Completed authorization, readable signature, patient details, and correct recipient information.
Request by email Email Medical.Records@uhtx.com with subject line “Record Request.” Follow University Health’s authorization instructions and avoid sending incomplete or unsigned requests.
Check record-request status Call 210-358-3532. Submission date, patient name, date of birth, and delivery method.
Walk-in records help University Hospital Medical Records Department, Rio Tower, 1st Floor, 210-743-5401, Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Photo ID and exact records needed. Courtesy copy rules may apply.
Courtesy copy University Health lists a courtesy copy of up to 10 pages at walk-in locations. Ask whether the records you need fit within the courtesy-copy limit.
Record fees Patient paper fee listed as $0.50 per page for first 10 pages and $0.25 per page thereafter; CD fee listed as $14.85 plus shipping. If invoiced, follow Verisma payment instructions or call 866-390-7404 for credit-card payment.
Record-transfer shortcut: For another doctor, specialist, hospital, insurer, attorney, school, or employer, write down the exact destination name, fax number, address, phone number, and deadline before submitting the request.

Billing, insurance, price estimates, itemized bills, and surprise-billing protections

University Health says billing and collection can be confusing and that admitting and business staff can review payment options, answer questions, and discuss government-sponsored programs.

Billing support

Phone: 210-358-3260

Use for billing questions, payment questions, insurance issues, itemized bills, and doctor-bill routing.

Insurance billing

University Health says it bills insurance after the visit and that insurance payment may take 60 days or more. Patients may be responsible for charges not covered by insurance.

Hospital bill vs doctor bill

You may receive a separate doctor bill from providers such as anesthesiologists, cardiologists, emergency physicians, hospitalists, neonatologists, primary care doctors, pathologists, or radiologists.

Itemized bill

Ask for an itemized copy if you need charge details. University Health says an itemized bill can be sent within 10 business days when requested.

Cost topic What to know Best question to ask
Payment at service University Health may ask for deductible, copay, and coinsurance amounts at the time of service. “Is today’s payment an estimate, and could additional charges be added after I leave?”
Price estimate The price-estimate page says final cost can vary based on services, hospital fees, physician fees, medications, supplies, lab tests, and radiology procedures. “Does this estimate include facility fees, physician fees, anesthesia, pathology, radiology, and follow-up care?”
Estimate contact For a personalized estimate, call 210-644-6132 and select option 5. “What CPT or procedure code should I give my insurance plan?”
Surprise medical bills University Health provides information about rights and protections against surprise medical bills. “Could any provider involved in my care bill separately or be out of network?”
Accepted insurance University Health accepts a wide range of insurance plans and links to an accepted-insurance PDF. “Is University Hospital and the specific doctor or department in network for my exact plan?”

Financial assistance, CareLink, coverage options, and discounts

University Health says it cares for patients regardless of ability to pay and provides financial assistance and health coverage options.

Contact financial assistance early. Call 210-358-3350 or email CareLink@uhtx.com if you may need financial assistance, CareLink, Medicaid, CHIP, Marketplace, or other coverage help.
Check whether your income or bill burden may qualify. University Health says patients may qualify if they have no insurance, do not have enough insurance, income is at or below 250% of Federal Poverty Guidelines, or other program eligibility is not available.
Gather supporting documentation. Prepare household income, family size, insurance status, current medical bills, proof documents, and any notices from insurance or government programs.
Submit your application. Completed applications and supporting documentation can be sent by email to CareLink@uhtx.com, and hand delivery is listed for University Health at 4502 Medical Drive, Rio Tower, 7th Floor, Office R7-A09.
Ask about payment plans or prompt-pay discounts. If you do not qualify for full assistance, ask whether a payment plan, discount, or other coverage option applies.
Do not ignore bills while applying. Call billing or CareLink to confirm whether collection activity is paused, whether more documents are needed, and which charges are included.

Public hospital district status and why it matters

University Health states that it does business as University Health and is officially the Bexar County Hospital District, a separate governmental entity and political subdivision of the State of Texas.

Legal identity

University Health is officially the Bexar County Hospital District. That status is different from a private hospital chain and helps explain public notices, reports, board governance, and community-health responsibilities.

Board governance

University Health says it is governed by a seven-member Board of Managers appointed by the Bexar County Commissioners Court.

Teaching affiliation

University Health identifies University Hospital as part of the region’s academic health system through affiliation with UT Health San Antonio, whose physicians serve as medical staff for University Hospital and the Women’s & Children’s Hospital.

Public information use

Public-district status supports adding a safe GovernmentOrganization schema for the health district, while the facility itself is still represented as a Hospital in structured data.

Official source checklist used for this guide

This section shows which official or high-authority pages were used so the article is not a generic phone-number listing.

Source What it verifies When to open it
University Hospital official page Address, phone, 24-hour facility hours, Level I trauma description, outpatient lab number, discharge pharmacy note, dining, parking garage note, and hospital services. Open before visiting, calling, or checking the hospital’s current service listings.
Parking at University Health Visitor garage location, entrances, rates, EV charging, color-coded levels, bridge access, extended-stay pass, and parking support number. Open before driving or planning a long hospital visit.
Planning for a hospital stay Information Desk check-in, registration details, photo ID, insurance cards, consent, language assistance, and discharge follow-up route. Open before an admission or planned hospital stay.
Hospital visitor information Patient lookup, Information Desk, outside hospital call route, Wi-Fi, dining, patient food warning, mail, flowers, gifts, and hotel accommodations. Open before visiting a patient or sending gifts.
University Health patient portal MyChart purpose, account-protection warnings, official MyChart link, support email, support phone, appointment requests, messaging, and bill pay. Open before logging in or responding to a MyChart-related email or text.
Medical records Online, fax, email, mail, and in-person records requests; walk-in records office; authorization forms; fees; and status phone number. Open before requesting records, sending records, or asking for a formal copy.
Billing and insurance Billing phone, insurance billing, payment at service, itemized bill request, separate doctor bills, and online bill pay. Open when checking bills, insurance, or patient responsibility.
Hospital price estimates Estimator tool, cost variables, estimate limitations, facility/professional charge warning, and estimate phone number. Open before planned procedures or shoppable services.
Financial assistance and coverage CareLink phone/email, financial-assistance eligibility summary, application submission, sliding scale, and coverage options. Open if you are uninsured, underinsured, or worried about hospital bills.
About University Health Bexar County Hospital District status, governmental entity status, political subdivision status, Board of Managers appointment, mission, and academic affiliation. Open when checking public hospital district context.
MyChart enrollment PDF Activation-code steps, two-factor authentication, app setup, and provider selection in the MyChart app. Open when setting up MyChart for the first time.
Patient Rights & Responsibilities PDF Patient rights, responsibilities, record access, bill explanation, respectful care, privacy, complaint routes, and patient-relations contact. Open when reviewing rights, responsibilities, or grievance options.
Independent guide notice: USHospitalGuides.com is not University Health, not University Hospital, not a medical provider, and not an emergency service. Use official University Health pages, hospital staff, your insurance plan, or emergency services for final decisions.

Important medical and emergency disclaimer

This guide helps with contact, location, parking, portal, records, billing, visitor, and hospital-navigation information. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, medical advice, or emergency triage.

Call 911 for immediate danger. Do not rely on online information for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, major trauma, severe bleeding, poisoning, suicidal danger, or other emergency symptoms.

University Health University Hospital FAQs

These questions focus on the address, phone number, emergency care, parking, MyChart, records, billing, financial assistance, visitors, and official hospital services.

1. What is the address for University Health University Hospital?
University Health University Hospital is located at 4502 Medical Drive, San Antonio, TX 78229. Use this address for GPS, emergency department access, outpatient appointments, visitor parking, and hospital mail.
2. What is the main phone number for University Health University Hospital?
The main University Hospital phone number is 210-358-4000. Use it for appointment scheduling, main-campus routing, Information Desk help, and general hospital questions.
3. Is University Health University Hospital open 24 hours?
Yes. University Health lists University Hospital facility hours as 24 hours daily. Individual clinics, labs, departments, pharmacies, and specialty offices may have separate hours.
4. Where should patients and visitors park?
Paid parking is available in the Visitor Parking Garage next to the Women’s & Children’s Hospital. Patients and visitors enter University Hospital through the Bill Greehey Way Bridge on Level 1 Blue of the Visitors Garage.
5. What is the outpatient lab phone number at University Hospital?
The outpatient laboratory phone number listed for University Hospital is 210-358-2790. The lab is located at Rio Tower, Level 1.
6. How do I request medical records from University Health University Hospital?
You can request records online, by mail, by fax, by email, or in person using University Health’s authorization process. For questions or status updates after submission, call 210-358-3532.
7. What is the medical records fax number?
The Release of Information fax number is 210-358-5936. University Health also lists Medical.Records@uhtx.com for email submissions with the subject line “Record Request.”
8. How do I get help with University Health MyChart?
Use the official University Health MyChart website for portal access. For enrollment, activation code, login, or portal-support questions, call 210-358-4980 or email MyChartSupport@uhtx.com.
9. What billing number should I call?
For billing support, call 210-358-3260. For a hospital price estimate, call 210-644-6132 and select option 5 if the online estimator does not show the procedure you need.
10. Is University Health a public hospital district?
Yes. University Health states that it does business as University Health and is officially the Bexar County Hospital District, a separate governmental entity and political subdivision of the State of Texas.