
Patient Education and Resources
Because good care includes good information!
These guides are written by our primary care team for adults — especially patients 65 and older, caregivers, and anyone managing a long-term condition. The goal is the same one we use in clinic: quality of life, independence, and evidence-based care. Not hype.
Read what you need, then bring your questions to your visit.
What You Will Find Here
Short, practical articles on the work of staying well:
- When screenings are recommended — and why they matter
- How primary care fits with insurance, labs, and chronic conditions
- Habits that protect independence after 60
- How to get through high-stress seasons without losing the plot
This is education, not a substitute for a visit. If something here raises a concern, call the office.
September 2026
Coming Fall/Winter 2026
How to Use These Guides
- Read the piece that matches your next question — a screening, a new diagnosis, a plan for aging well, or a hard season.
- Write down one or two questions for your provider.
- Bring your full medication list, including supplements and over-the-counter products.
- If you need care, not just reading, call us. Appointments are scheduled by phone so we can match you with the right visit.
Hours: Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
ApexMed Primary Care Shavano
4318 De Zavala Road, Building 3, Suite 310
San Antonio, TX 78230
Additional Information
- Care Services — preventative care, chronic disease management, medication review, specialist coordination
- Laboratory & diagnostic testing — on-site labs and EKG
- Patient Information — first visit, insurance, portal, clinic policies
- Schedule — how to book your appointment
Note: This library is for general education only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Talk with your ApexMed provider before starting a new exercise program, changing medications, or taking supplements.

