The holiday season is here. It’s a time of joy and togetherness, yet many families in San Antonio might be feeling the pressure of high grocery bills and added seasonal expenses.

As we begin to think about the new year ahead, many of us are setting goals to improve our health and wellbeing.

Diabetes poses a serious threat to foot and ankle health, especially in Bexar County, where amputation rates are significantly higher than the state average.

In honor of its 30th anniversary, Community First Health Plans is launching “30 Over 30,” a special recognition initiative to honor 30 organizations and individuals who have dedicated 30 or more years of service to San Antonio.

Whether due to premature birth, unexpected complications or congenital conditions, some babies need extra support after delivery. This is where Level 4 provide the highest level of critical care.

Pregnancy is a time of joy and change, but it can also come with questions, concerns and new responsibilities.

When the brain gets shaken, it can result in a concussion -- an injury that often goes unnoticed or underestimated.

Understanding the warning signs, risk factors and available treatments is crucial for early detection, effective treatment and long-term prevention.

The decision to move forward with a heart transplant is made when all other treatment options been unsuccessful.

As the new year approaches, it’s a time when many consider their health goals. Part of that might mean reviewing insurance options for 2025.

Every year, First Baptist Church of San Antonio gifts the city with an unforgettable Christmas celebration: Christmas at First.

While the holidays are a time many look forward to with joy and excitement, they can cause a range of emotions for others who might be struggling or going through something difficult.

Whether it be a difference in age, language or even lifestyle, there’s always one thing that we have in common: Music.

By focusing on whole foods and mindful habits, you can not only combat risks associated with cancer but also enhance your wellbeing.

A national conference that focuses on growing strong marriages is coming to San Antonio in November.

Blood cancer is one of the most dangerous in the world, but advancements in treatment are changing to landscape for patients.

Cervical cancer is a significant health concern worldwide, despite advances in prevention and treatment.

Currently, VIA Metropolitan Transit is looking to fill positions across the city, and you might find it’s the perfect environment and fulfilling culture you’re seeking.

Becoming a mom comes with plenty of unknowns, but one of the biggest is breastfeeding.

Life happens and circumstances can change all the time, which is why the special enrollment period exists.

It’s not uncommon for new parents to deal with unfamiliar emotions, but postpartum depression is something every new parent, and even family members, should be aware of.

Part of what can make the delivery process as smooth as possible is to ensure mom and baby have good prenatal care. It’s crucial for mom to have postnatal care and a support system, as well.

With the nearly three months of freedom students have, many parents search high and low for activities they can get their kids involved in during the summer.

Becoming a mother is an amazing thing, but it can also be scary when it’s your first time, or if your situation is different from a previous pregnancy or delivery.

Amid the hours of fun and chaos, one part of the events that no one can escape is the necessary portable toilet visits.

Fiesta is one of the most exciting and fun times of the year in San Antonio. However, figuring out the best, easiest and cheapest way to get to the events can prove to be somewhat of a headache.

Health plans that offer an important Medicaid program for qualifying residents in San Antonio and surrounding areas are about to change.

There are people all over the world who struggle to feed themselves and their families and Bexar County is no different.

Though we hear about heart attack risks often -- and they’re important to be aware of -- there are also several that we might not necessarily hear about.