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Austin Regional Clinic: ARC

Austin Regional Clinic: ARC

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About us

Austin Regional Clinic (ARC) is a multispecialty medical group committed to providing comprehensive, coordinated healthcare services throughout Central Texas. Founded by three Austin physicians in 1980, ARC now provides health care to over 700,000 area residents in 35 locations in 15 Central Texas cities, including primary, specialty, and surgical care. ARC is unique to the Central Texas area because of its widespread locations, convenient services, and quality assurance programs. ARC patients enjoy access to such conveniences as same-day appointments, 24/7 scheduling for primary care and many specialties, telemedicine services, ARC MyChart patient portal, After Hours Clinics, and nursing services through the night. Most ARC clinics also offer on-site radiology and lab services, and some clinics offer specialty programs for specific health issues such as Multiple Sclerosis and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). For more information, visit www.austinregionalclinic.com. ARC has repeatedly been named one of the top places to work by our physicians, APCs, and teams, and has been recognized in Central Texas, and in the nation, since 2004. When you join ARC, you'll join a top Central Texas workplace that values work-life balance, convenience and growth opportunities, a work family, and so much more. We proudly provide a comprehensive compensation and benefits package. Your personal and professional growth is a top priority, and the work will always be challenging and meaningful. Visit https://www.austinregionalclinic.com/about/careers to learn more about working at ARC and to search current job listings. Social Media Disclaimer: https://www.austinregionalclinic.com/patient-guide/policies/website-and-social-media-disclaimer#disclaimer

Website
http://www.austinregionalclinic.com
Industry
Medical Practices
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1980
Specialties
Allergy & Asthma, Audiology, Dermatology, Ear, Nose, and Throat, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Ob/Gyn, Pediatrics, Podiatry, Lab & Radiology, Orthopedics, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Rheumatology, Endocrinology, Neurology, Clinical Research, and Neurology

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Updates

  • Breast pain is a common concern and can have many causes, from hormonal changes to non-cancerous conditions and muscle strain. While most breast pain improves on its own, certain symptoms warrant medical evaluation. “Because breast discomfort can have many different causes, it is not always easy to know when to wait it out and when to seek medical care,” says Arielle C. Dubose, MD, FACS, FASCRS, General Surgery at ARC Medical Plaza Specialty and ARC Greenlawn Specialty. “Understanding the warning signs can help you decide when it is time to make an appointment.” Read our latest article to learn the signs that should not be ignored and when to seek care: https://bit.ly/4bAlle0

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  • Summer break is the perfect time to catch up on important appointments. If your child experiences migraines, it may be an opportunity to consider a clinical trial with ARC Clinical Research. The Pediatric Migraine study is evaluating an investigational medication for the treatment of migraine symptoms in children and teens. The investigational product is currently approved to treat migraines in adults. If you’re interested in learning more about this study call 737-247-7240.

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  • The results are in for the 2026 Best of Pflugerville awards (Pflugerville Chamber of Commerce). 🏆 ARC Kelly Lane won "Best Clinic" 🏆 ARC Pflugerville won 2nd place for "Best Clinic" and "Best Health Services" 🏆 ARC Senior Care Pflugerville received honorable mentions as a nominee in both categories Congratulations to the ARC physicians, advanced practice clinicians, and team members who made this recognition possible!

    • The image shows the entrance of Austin Regional Clinic, a modern building with a glass facade. Above it, there is a digital badge that reads "Best of Pflugerville 2026" and a banner stating "Voted 'Best Clinic'". The ground is paved and a small leafless tree is visible near the entrance. Purple confetti is scattered across the top.
  • We are pleased to announce Rejani M. Thomas, APRN, MSN, FNP-BC joins the Family Medicine team at ARC Pflugerville. "I believe patients deserve to be heard, respected, and involved in their healthcare decisions," says Rejani. "My goal is to provide compassionate, personalized care and help patients feel comfortable and confident about their health." Welcome to ARC, Rejani! Read more: https://bit.ly/3RLkcJW

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  • Last week, OLINO Medical Aesthetics by ARC, formerly ARC Medical Aesthetics, celebrated the opening of our new space with a grand opening party, and the energy was vibrant! Thank you to our amazing patients and community members who came out to see our new, dedicated space for medical aesthetics services. Missed the party? You can still experience the luxury for yourself. Book an appointment by calling 737-272-5466 (737-ARC-LINO). We would love to have you! -- More at OLINOMedicalAesthetics.com

    • A group of people are gathered in a room near an entrance with a screen displaying OLINO Medical Aesthetics. Many are chatting and holding OLINO Skin Care bags. The atmosphere appears social and lively.
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    • A social gathering featuring two groups. In the top section, people are mingling near a table with flowers and drinks. In the bottom section, three people are near a bar area, engaged in conversation. The setting appears to be indoors with large windows showcasing an outdoor view.
    • A group of people are smiling and posing together in front of a lush green leafy backdrop for a photobooth.
    • A group of people smiling and posing together in front of a photo booth. They are in a modern indoor setting with a potted plant in the background. The photo booth has a display screen showing a preview of their picture.
  • Abdominal and groin pain can have many causes, including a hernia or a muscle strain. Because these conditions often share similar symptoms, understanding the differences can help patients seek appropriate care. "A muscle strain can be painful, but unlike a hernia, it won't cause a visible bulge. However, not every hernia causes a bulge. That's why it's important to recognize the other symptoms and know when to seek medical care," says Bao Nguyen, MD, FACS, General Surgery at ARC Greenlawn Specialty. Jenna Ball, PA-C, General Surgery at ARC Greenlawn Specialty, notes that patients can experience both conditions at the same time, making an accurate diagnosis especially important. Learn how to recognize the signs of each condition, understand treatment options, and know when it's time to be evaluated by a general surgery team. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4gASdXt

    • Two individuals are in a gym setting. One is lifting a dumbbell while the other offers support. Above them, there are two professional portraits of Bao C. Nguyen, MD, FACS (left) and Jenna K. Ball, PA-C (right) General Surgery at ARC Greenlawn Specialty.
  • Your breast health is a vital part of your overall well-being, making it important to stay on top of routine screenings for breast cancer. At ARC, we are committed to using 3D mammography, the most advanced breast imaging technology, for our patients. Here’s why 3D mammography matters in clinical care: 🔹 Higher accuracy: Detects over 40% more cancers than traditional 2D technology. 🔹 Precision: Better visualizes dense breast tissue and pinpoints the exact size and shape of abnormalities. 🔹 Efficiency: Reduces the need for repeat exams and unnecessary patient callbacks. “Our techs are very competent in doing their best job,” says ARC Radiology Services Manager. “We do our very best to make sure our patients feel comfortable and put them at ease.” Read our latest blog post to view answers to frequently asked questions and learn how to schedule your screening today: https://bit.ly/4aP2aNm

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  • Austin Regional Clinic: ARC had the opportunity to join a recent health fair hosted by the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) chapter at Round Rock High School. ARC Round Rock team members and ARC doctor, Swapna Manthena, MD, from ARC Leander joined the health fair to show their support for the community and spoke to the families in the area about the different specialties and services provided at the ARC Round Rock and ARC Leander clinics. We thank the students at the Round Rock High School HOSA chapter for organizing an impactful health fair allowing us to engage with students and their families.

    •  Swapna Manthena, MD, from ARC Leander and ARC team member are standing behind tables covered with purple tablecloths featuring the "Austin Regional Clinic" logo. The tables display informational brochures, charts, cups, and pens.
  • March of Dimes leads the fight for the health of all moms and babies. They support research, lead programs, and provide education and advocacy so that every family can have the best possible start. Austin Regional Clinic: ARC is proud to be a sponsor for the March for Babies walk. With 26 ARC clinic locations focused on women and children's health, ARC understands the importance of maternal and infant health and is grateful to have committed team members from various clinics who walked in support of this great cause. ARC can't wait to be back next year!

    • Collage of 'March for Babies' event by March of Dimes. Includes the Austin Regional Clinic logo, ARC participants in purple shirts posing picture in front of an Austin Regional Clinic sign.
  • Gallbladder disease is more than occasional stomach discomfort. Symptoms such as sudden upper abdominal pain, nausea, fever, and jaundice may indicate gallstones, inflammation, or infection and should be evaluated. "The gallbladder may be just a small organ hidden beneath your liver, but when it becomes inflamed or develops gallstones, it can cause significant pain and disrupt daily life," says Delfino Estevan Lorenzo, MD, FACS, General Surgery at ARC South Specialty. Early diagnosis can help identify the cause of symptoms and determine the most appropriate treatment options. Read more: https://bit.ly/4veUxqB

    • Two people smiling and eating breakfast food outside on a shaded patio area during a bright sunny, summer day. The inset photo is a professional portrait of Delfino Estevan Lorenzo, MD, FACS, General Surgeon at ARC South Specialty in Austin.

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