Heads up: this number is mainly used for automated appointment reminders, especially from UTMB health services. The calls are short, pre‑recorded, and often repeat the date and time of a medical visit. If you’re expecting a health appointment, let the message confirm details, but hang up if you’re unsure—don’t click any links or give personal info. For non‑medical calls, treat them as potential spam and block the number. Keep a log of call times and compare with your actual schedule to avoid missing important visits.
When the call is answered, the line goes dead and the caller hangs up.
This number is used by UTMB for appointment reminders.
Appointments will be made by me
I was contacted by UTMB with an unsolicited offer to schedule a mammogram appointment, which is puzzling since I have no history with the organization.
This number is associated with a scam originating from Facebook, specifically an app linked to Covet Fashion, which made my account public for a contest, resulting in two calls within the last week.
Apparently, UTMB is calling to remind me about an upcoming appointment
This is a Credit One Bank Collections number.
This number is asociated with UTMB health clinic.
This number is used for appointment reminders by UTMB.
Thanks to all the post, i was on the liver transplant list and i was worried i missed a important call, but it was just an appointment reminder, what a relief...
Two consecutive calls were received, with the caller claiming to be an 'after hours' number, but failing to identify themselves or their purpose
this is indeed the University of Texas Medical Branch
After receiving a call that rang for a minute before disconnecting, a second call from the same number revealed it was a pre-recorded message from UTMB regarding an upcoming doctor's appointment.
I received a pre-recorded message from UTMB, which included details about an upcoming doctor's appointment.