Dr. William “Randy” Otto, Allergy & Asthma specialist at ARC Far West Medical Tower, gave a presentation on allergies November 20 to an audience at the Dell Jewish Community Center of Austin.

Dr. Norman Chenven, Founding CEO, gave a presentation on October 30 to the Dell Medical School’s Internal Medicine Grand Rounds. His topic was Accountable Care, and the title of the presentation was “Discussing the Theory, Quality, and Outcomes of Accountable Care as Practiced at ARC.” He spoke about ARC’s continuing journey to provide quality, convenient, and cost-effective health care to the medical students.

ARC Sendero Springs staff including Dr. Sarat Burri, Family Medicine, teamed with Dr. Sindura Bandi, Ob/Gyn, from ARC North Austin Ob/Gyn  to celebrate Diwali Festival of Lights at the Domain on October 20.

Staff from ARC Cedar Park teamed with Dr. Lee Dockray, Pediatrics, from ARC Leander to cheer on the racers and operate the first aid tent at this year’s 2019 LEEF Mudstacle & Family Adventure Run.

Clinical and laboratory staff from ARC Kyle attended the fall festival, Hootenanny on the Hill to celebrate being a part of the Kyle community.

Katherine Gamez, LVN; Charlsie Lechner, LVN; and Clinic Manager Angela Crain, RN, participated in the bustle of the Leander ISD Wellness Fair.

National Night Out gathers the community to educate community members of police programs in their neighborhood and increase participation in anti-crime programs like the Neighborhood Watch.

Dr. Ricky Mehta, Rheumatology, joined Dr. Elisabeth Clayton, Allergy and Asthma, at the Sweetwater Hawaiian Luau. The community celebration included a live band, Polynesian dancers, limbo, and more.

A common medical buzzword today is “telemedicine” or “telehealth”. While medical leaders believe telemedicine offers great potential for improving patients’ access to care, relatively few currently use the technology for their healthcare needs.

High blood pressure affects nearly 30-percent of Americans causing more than 60,000 deaths per year. Because there are very few signs and symptoms of hypertension, it is also commonly called a “silent killer”.

Nearly two dozen staff members from McCoy’s Building Supply, one of the largest employers in San Marcos, Texas, attended a Men’s Health talk from ARC Family Medicine physician Dr. Michael de Lota.