Faculty Group Practice Newsletter

UTMB's inaugural Faculty Excellence Awards will recognize outstanding faculty members in five categories. Nominations are open through June 30.

The G2211 – visits complexity code may be a missed opportunity for you. This code was created by Medicare but other payors are recognizing and reimbursing for this code.

Being the physician who will see patients into their senior years, helping them manage their health along the way, is a goal for UTMB vascular surgeon Jani Lee, MD. The relationship-based nature of her specialty was one of the reasons she chose to pursue it.

Welcome to UTMB Health!

Congratulations to Adriana Skinner, MHA, MBA, Service Line Operations Manager in the UTMB Health System. She was first to recognize the Physician Office Building II lobby at the Angleton-Danbury Campus.

Treating pediatric patients with developmental and behavioral disorders is dynamic work that requires strong listening skills, intuition, deductive reasoning, and mental agility. The Advanced Practice Providers in Pediatric Developmental and Behavioral Health describe it as both challenging and fulfilling.

Once considered a major abdominal surgery with a long recovery period, modern approaches to hysterectomy aim to complete the procedure with minimal pain, recovery time, and cosmetic effects. With these goals in mind, UTMB has recently introduced a novel approach called vNOTES.

The Alvin Sun and Advertiser recently presented three "Best of Alvin/Manvel" awards at UTMB, voted on by their readership.

Every year as hurricane season approaches, the Gulf Coast region goes into preparation mode. But everyone at UTMB understands that emergencies affecting our work, families, or homes can happen at any time and at any of our locations throughout the state.