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UT Adolescent Medicine
UT Professional Building
6410 Fannin, Suite 500
Houston, Texas 77030
Phone: 713-500-2666
UT Adolescent Medicine
UT Adolescent Medicine is the clinic where physician faculty members of The University of Texas Medical School at Houston’s Division of Adolescent Medicine care for patients in their second decade of life.
Representing the best in their fields, UT adolescent medicine physicians bring with them extensive cross-training in a variety of specialties enabling them to serve the special health care needs of adolescent patients including medical care for acute and chronic illness, pubertal and menstrual concerns, family planning, evaluation and treatment of sexually transmitted infections, behavioral issues and interventions, eating disorders and substance abuse.