We are heartbroken and devastated by the murder of George Floyd and other victims of racial injustice.

Austin Regional Clinic categorically condemns racism, discrimination and injustice in any form. We stand in complete solidarity with the black community.

Diagnosed with lupus as a young woman and experiencing flare ups during which she could barely walk, this ARC patient moved to Austin for the warmer weather and, hopefully, less pain. Joining a clinical research study at ARC Rheumatology offered hope and the sense of being part of a team. Meet Alana.

Skin cancer affects more people worldwide than any other form of cancer. As Texans, we practically live in the sun, so knowing the facts can help you make good choices and prevent the risk.

If you’ve had a mishap while you’ve been sheltering in place or social distancing, rest assured our clinics are open and safe and ARC Orthopedics doctors can see you now.

Austin Regional Clinic Podiatrist Dr. Vikas Godhania talks about mild to severe ankle sprains and how to tell if you need to make an appointment in this Healthcare Minute.

ARC Chief Medical Officer Jay Zdunek, DO, and Pediatrics Co-Chief Elizabeth Knapp, MD, talked recently with Community Impact newspaper and CBSAustin for stories about how ARC is planning for and encouraging routine and preventive health care.

We know COVID-19 has brought with it many changes, some of which may require you to change doctors or update your information with us. We encourage you to submit your new insurance or personal information online, anytime.

Austin Regional Clinic is happy to announce that Jeffrey W. Champ, MD, Family Medicine, has joined the team at ARC Southwest.

Dr. Brandon Zinn, Austin Regional Clinic Musculoskeletal and Sports Medicine physician, talks about getting back to the things you love in this Healthcare Minute.

With telemedicine visits and in-clinic safety measures, you have more options to get health care when and where you need it.  Learn more...

During uncertain times, we all seek a sense of control. During self-quarantine, one of the simplest things you can control that will also help boost your mood and your energy level is the food you eat. A lifestyle change can affect your entire family.

If you’re struggling with obstructive sleep apnea and CPAP therapy, ARC Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) physician John “Caleb” Simmons, MD, at ARC South 1st Specialty & Pediatrics, offers a new technique for relief. Inspire Sleep Apnea Innovation is the only FDA-approved obstructive sleep apnea treatment device that works inside the body to treat the root cause of sleep apnea.