April 15, 2025 - 14:52

Officials celebrated a significant milestone on Monday as the final beam for the Retama Hospital was signed and hoisted to the top of the five-story structure. This event marks a pivotal moment in the development of University Health's latest facility in northeast Bexar County.
The new hospital is expected to enhance healthcare access for residents in the rapidly growing area, providing essential medical services and improving overall community health. Local leaders and stakeholders gathered to commemorate the occasion, expressing their enthusiasm for the positive impact the hospital will have on the region.
With construction now well underway, the Retama Hospital aims to address the increasing demand for healthcare services as the population in Bexar County continues to expand. The facility is designed to offer a wide range of medical services, ensuring that residents receive quality care close to home. The completion of this project is anticipated to bring numerous job opportunities and contribute to the local economy.
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