“The most common cause of heel pain is plantar fasciitis,” says Dr. Daniel T. Halloran, Podiatrist at ARC Cedar Park Medical Plaza in this recent podcast from the ARC Healthcare Minute.

“Get back in the conversation,” says Dr. Cristie E. Jones, Audiologist at ARC Kyle Plum Creek. Hear what Dr. Jones has to say about hearing aids in this recent podcast of the ARC Healthcare Minute.

Smooth out your skin’s texture with ResurFX, a skin resurfacing service offered by Austin Regional Clinic’s experienced team of Cosmetic Dermatologists.  ResurFX can improve the appearance of wrinkles and revive scarred skin.

If your physician has ordered a bone density screening, you can book online or through your MyChart “To Do” reminder.

Austin Regional Clinic is happy to announce that Hector M. Sanchez, MD, Internal Medicine, has joined the team at ARC Pflugerville.  

Drs. Alinda Cox and Melanie Belt were among the 10 finalists for Doctor of the Year at the recent “Achievements in Black Austin Awards Gala,” hosted by the Austin Black Business Journal & Community News.

Austin Regional Clinic is happy to announce that  Neema M. Saraiya, MD, Gastroenterologist, has joined the team at ARC Far West Medical Tower.

See how ARC is addressing burnout and professional fulfillment to improve job satisfaction among clinicians and, ultimately, improve patient care.

27 Austin Regional Clinic (ARC) physicians, representing nine specialties, have been named 2019 Texas Super Doctors® by Texas Monthly magazine.

Austin Regional Clinic wishes our patients, employees and their loved ones a healthy, happy, and safe Thanksgiving.  We especially thank our employees who are spending part of their holiday in our After Hours Clinics, Central Registration, and IT  to keep the whole community healthy on Thanksgiving Day and throughout the weekend.

Bariatric surgery has proven to be effective in fighting obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, fatty liver disease and even sleep apnea. Most of the time, adults get health insurers to cover such surgery.  But children are often denied coverage, usually just for being under 18 years old,  despite increasing evidence that such procedures can help severely overweight children grow up healthier and live more normal lives.

This holiday season, kids of all ages are pleading for their first smart phones. How do you know when your child is ready? Dr. Elizabeth Knapp offered recommendations in the Austin American-Statesman.