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Alert Information



 Red:  Application Alert

PACS Application Performance Issues.

Tuesday, Feb 3, 2026 • 11:00 AM davagarc

 The Philips Radiology PACS application is currently experiencing performance issues, including slowness and missing prior studies. Our team is working closely with the vendor to address these concerns, and the matter has been assigned high priority. 


 Yellow:  Application Alert

Coming Soon: New institutional event calendar

Thursday, Apr 9, 2026 • 11:06 AM pvaldes

A new, more modern institutional event is being adopted by UTMB this month. Submissions to the current event calendar will stop being accepted on April 15; traffic to the original calendar will be redirected and the original tool will eventually be taken offline.

You can preview and post to the new calendar now. Events appear on the calendar homepage, can be embedded on other web pages, and shared through multiple channels. All UTMB community members can access the submission form, which is to be used for UTMB-sanctioned or university-related events.

Updated guidelines and user tips are now online and linked to the new calendar home page.
If you have questions about the new tool or transition, please share them with the event calendar team.














Emergency Communications

Disaster/Weather Emergencies

In the event of a disaster or emergency weather conditions, please refer to the following lines of communication for more information:

  • Call the UTMB main operator at (409) 772-1011.
  • Information is also available via the web at www.utmb.edu/alert. Should the UTMB web server go down, a second server is in place as a backup and will be available via UTMB's normal URL: www.utmb.edu.  Additionally, an informational site will be activated at www.utmbinfo.com.
  • See www.utmb.edu/emergency_plan for UTMB Health Emergency Operations Plans.
  • Monitor local television and radio stations including KPRC/950 AM, KTRH/740 AM and KIKK/96 FM in Houston.




UTMB Alerts is a "reverse 911" system, the application augments existing emergency communication resources such as email, web and phone-based alerts. Stay informed.

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