Find and Book Gastroenterologists Near Me in San Antonio, TX
There are 166 Gastroenterologists in San Antonio, TX and 45% of those with reviews are rated 4-star or higher. Some of the most common clinical focuses include Esophageal Disorders, Gastrointestinal Disorders and Anal & Rectal Disorders. Popular hospitals in the area include Methodist Hospital, University Hospital - University Health System and Baptist Medical Center.
San Antonio, as with other cities in Texas, struggles to combat obesity in adults and children. To that end, San Antonio is home to 3 healthcare systems that are high-performing in treating heart failure and colon cancer. The two main healthcare systems are Methodist Health and Baptist Health. For children’s healthcare, there are several options, including Methodist Children’s Hospital, a 202-bed facility.
San Antonio’s Top-Rated Facilities
U.S. News ranks Methodist Hospital #1 in San Antonio. Methodist Hospital has 811 licensed beds and 32 operating suites. Methodist Hospital is high-performing in 11 procedures and conditions, including:
Heart Failure
Heart Attack
U.S. News ranks Baptist Medical Center #2 in San Antonio. Baptist Health received a Leapfrog Hospital Grade A Safety Rating at all 6 of its hospitals. Baptist Medical Center is high-performing in nine procedures and conditions, including:
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