Wellness 360 at Alamo Colleges District

Notice:

On January 18 and January 19, the clinic at SAC will be open for in-person visits. On January 20 and January 21 the clinic at SAC will have telehealth visits only.

The clinic at PAC will have telehealth visits only from January 18 through January 28.

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Call for an appointment: 210-485-0571

Open Monday – Thursday
In-person visits and virtual visits available

For hours of operation and to schedule an appointment visit alamo.edu/wellness360

Health care on campus provided by UT Health San Antonio Wellness 360

Alamo Colleges has partnered with UT Health San Antonio’s Wellness 360 to provide care to eligible students  in the Alamo Colleges District. Call 210-485-0571.

Services offered include:

• First Aid
• Drug and Alcohol Prevention
• Minor Acute Care (i.e. cold, headache, sore throat, earache, etc.)
• Non-prescription Medication
• Nutrition Counseling
• Physical Health Assessments
• Prescriptions
• Routine Health Assessments
• Sexually Transmitted Infection Testing
• Women’s Health

Coming Soon:

• Immunizations

Questions:

Billing and invoice questions, call our central office UT Health Physicians billing	210-450-6330
Billing questions toll-free line	1-888-410-2777
Appointment line	210-485-0571
Comments and general questions	210-485-0571
MyChart online help	210-450-4111

Resources

• Notice of Non-Discrimination
• MyChart log-in
• Get the MyChart app & create a MyChart account

Meet our team

Beth Johnson, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Beth Johnson is an advanced practice registered nurse who is board-certified as a family nurse practitioner. She earned her master’s degree in nursing at the University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing. Ms. Johnson has practiced at South Texas Women’s Hospital and Methodist Children’s Hospital in San Antonio. Her interests include family-centered care and nursing education.

Maria Saldiva, DNP, APRN, FNP-C

Dr. Maria Saldiva is an advanced practice registered nurse who is board-certified as a family nurse practitioner. Her experience spans 20 years and Dr. Saldiva has practiced in a variety of patient care settings including, women’s health, primary care, and homeless health. She obtained her Doctor of Nursing Practice at UT Austin and also holds a Master of Science – Family Nurse Practitioner degree from UT Medical Branch-Galveston. Her interests include women’s health, primary care and working with patients from all walks of life, across the community.