Family Planning Associates of San Antonio

At University Health Southeast, we offer comprehensive imaging and radiology services to address the unique needs of each patient who comes through our door. Your radiology team includes certified radiologists, imaging technicians and nurses.

University Health Refugee Health Services in San Antonio, TX, is home to the Refugee Clinic established in 2008. This unique clinic, funded by the Office of Refugee Resettlement, is the sole Refugee Medical Screening clinic in Texas not operated by a local health department. Its crucial mission is to assist refugees in the United States by connecting them to vital resources that facilitate their transition into American society. The Refugee Medical Screening Program at University Health Refugee Health Services offers a range of essential services to refugee patients. From reviewing overseas medical records to providing physical exams, mental health assessments, vaccinations against infectious diseases, and laboratory testing for various conditions, the clinic ensures comprehensive care tailored to the specific needs of refugees. Additionally, the clinic offers recommendations for ongoing healthcare needs, supporting refugees in maintaining their well-being in their new environment. To access services at the University Health Refugee Clinic, refugees and immigrants must present legal documentation demonstrating eligibility based on specific categories such as refugee, asylee, Cuban or Haitian entrant, victim of human trafficking, or other qualifying statuses. The clinic's focus is on delivering specialized medical services as determined by the Office of Refugee Resettlement and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, rather than general primary care. By assisting with the completion of the I-693 form and facilitating access to healthcare coverage, the clinic plays a vital role in ensuring the health and well-being of refugees in the United States. Generated from the website content