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New name, same commitment to you

UT Health Austin is now part of UT Medicine. But while our name may change, our commitment to personalized, whole-person care focused on what matters most to you never will.

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Academic medicine in action

UT Medicine is leading the way in integrated specialty care that puts you and your family first, backed by next-generation research and discovery.

World’s youngest recipient gets Berlin Heart

William received the mechanical heart pump at just one day old, supported by an elite heart team in a partnership between Dell Children’s Medical Center and UT Medicine.

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After cataracts, bringing life into focus

UT Medicine ophthalmologists restored Don Kettl’s vision with the Light Adjustable Lens — the first and only lens that can be customized after implantation.

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‘We took the leap, and it saved her life.’

Charli Hilz was having up to 20 seizures a day. Surgery was complex and risky, but today she is thriving thanks to a specialized, integrated pediatric neuroscience team.

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