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A small thank you can make a big impact on our caregivers. Take a look at these notes of gratitude:
At UTHealth Houston, doctors, nurses, researchers, and educators all work together toward a shared goal: to save and improve lives. We bring this mission directly to life through our affiliated clinical practices, including UT Physicians and UT Dentists, where more than 2,000 providers care for 1.9 million patients across 100-plus locations each year. This means the patient care is guided not only by clinical expertise but also by innovative research that leads to faster diagnoses, more effective treatments, and better outcomes.
Behind each of these outcomes is a caregiver who made it possible. When exceptional care plays a pivotal role in your recovery, it often sparks the desire to give back. Our Honor Your Caregiver program offers a meaningful way to recognize an outstanding caregiver—a nurse, physician, dentist, or multitude of staff—who supported you during your health care journey. Your tribute will show your appreciation while advancing the education, research, and care that shaped your experience—and will shape the future of health.
Schedule an appointment with one of our expert physicians for comprehensive care for the entire family.
In the doctor’s office, a mother who had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and her daughter sat together, bracing for the unknown world of a degenerative neurological disorder with no cure.
Learn more about the mission behind the medicine at UT Physicians and how we partner to deliver compassionate, leading-edge treatment to patients.
By tying personal gratitude to institutional support, the Honor Your Caregiver program fosters a culture of compassion and collaboration that resonates throughout the health care system.
If you have been impacted by a caregiver's act of compassion—whether they made you smile, eased your worries, or delivered life-changing care—consider sharing your story or writing a quick note of gratitude.
A small thank you can make a big impact on our caregivers. Take a look at these notes of gratitude:
Contact the Office of Development with questions or to explore how you can make a meaningful impact to improve health in our communities.