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At UT Southwestern Medical Center, our primary care physicians and researchers strive to help our patients maintain optimal health and well-being throughout their lives. The physicians at UT Southwestern are dedicated to treating our patients with attentive and compassionate care in the following primary care services:
UT Southwestern has pioneered many important advances in medicine and patient care, and our primary care physicians are widely regarded as among the best in the nation. A 2006 U.S. News and World Report survey of leading medical schools for primary care specialization ranked UT Southwestern 20th in the U.S. The survey took into consideration factors such as peer assessment for quality, faculty/student ratio and percentage of graduates entering the field of primary care.
UT Southwestern also has one of the largest academic physician practices in the nation and is a major referral center for patients with the most complex conditions. Our commitment to primary care is exemplified by the comprehensive specialties we offer.
Our physicians have the extensive knowledge and expertise that comes from evaluating and treating thousands of patients. On an annual basis, our clinicians provide care to patients during more than two million outpatient visits and 89,000 inpatient visits.