10/18/2026
I am delighted to announce that United Medical Centers (UMC) has joined InnovaCore Center for Research and Biotechnology’s FQHC-Based Clinical Research Network.
Health centers care for more than 30 million Americans, yet their patients remain largely absent from the clinical trials that shape their care. Along the Texas–Mexico border, where diabetes and obesity rates are among the highest in the nation, research access has been almost nonexistent.
UMC’s partnership changes that. Together with health centers in Bexar County and our academic partner, Sul Ross State University, we are bringing border communities into the evidence base, with INNOVACORE providing the infrastructure that makes their participation possible.
My thanks to Dr. Gaston Zylberg and the UMC leadership team for their vision and partnership. To view the full announcement, visit:
United Medical Centers Joins INNOVACORE's FQHC-Based Clinical Research Network. United Medical Centers, a federally qualified health center serving Kinney, Maverick, and Val Verde counties, has joined a network that brings border communities into the clinical research shaping patient care. - PR13177...