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Advancing liver and metabolic health through expert care, clinical trials, outreach, education, and mission-driven support. Improving lives across Texas.

Visit us at texaslivercare.org. Call us at (682) 427-0200.

10/25/2026

Liver fat and liver scarring are different, and understanding both is central to assessing liver health.

For Liver Awareness Month, Texas Liver Care’s Patient Education Series explores how non-invasive testing helps us assess and monitor liver disease. Liver stiffness measurement (LSM) helps estimate the degree of scarring and can be obtained using several technologies, including FibroScan, visualized transient elastography (ViTE), and ultrasound shear-wave elastography.

This week’s video features FibroScan to explain the differences between steatosis, fibrosis, and cirrhosis, what CAP and kPa measurements mean, and how we interpret these results in the context of each patient’s health.

Understanding your numbers, and how they change over time, can help guide your care.

10/19/2026

Texas Liver Care completed 31 FibroScans in three hours at today’s Ambetter Health Fair at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, using one machine.

Through TLC’s Know Your Liver initiative, many more attendees received liver health education, informational materials, and guidance on connecting with care.

Eight participants had readings suggesting significant liver fibrosis, including two concerning for cirrhosis. These findings warrant further evaluation.

Those we could not accommodate received contact information for Evidentis Clinical Research to arrange a complimentary FibroScan.

Couldn’t attend today? Call Evidentis Clinical Research at (682) 651-1112 to arrange a complimentary FibroScan.

Thank you to Ambetter Health Insurance for hosting, to our team for supporting today’s outreach, and to the many enthusiastic volunteers from across healthcare who came together to serve the community.

10/18/2026

We’re at AT&T Stadium, home of America’s Team, the Dallas Cowboys, for today’s Ambetter Health Fair!

Through TLC’s Know Your Liver initiative, Texas Liver Care is providing FibroScans, liver health education, and opportunities to connect with care.

We are just about to get started! The event runs from noon to 3 p.m. today. If you’re in the area, come down, meet the team, and get to know your liver!

10/16/2026

As we continue marking Liver Awareness Month at Texas Liver Care, this week’s focus is cirrhosis.

Cirrhosis refers to advanced scarring of the liver. It does not automatically mean liver failure or that transplantation is inevitable. Many people live for years with stable liver function and good quality of life.

As part of TLC’s Patient Education Series, this week’s video explains compensated and decompensated cirrhosis, why blood tests alone do not tell the whole story, and the importance of treating the underlying cause, preventing complications, and monitoring for liver cancer.

10/08/2026

Texas Liver Care is proud to stand with Global Liver Institute and fellow Liver Action Network members this Liver Cancer Awareness Month. Together, we can raise awareness, strengthen patient education, and support those affected by liver cancer.

This , GLI’s Liver Action Network ( ) members are showing their support for and the people impacted by cancer around the world.

Their collective commitment helps keep awareness, education, and access to information on the agenda, from risk to treatment and beyond.

Thank you to our LAN members for standing with the liver cancer community this October!

09/14/2026

Primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) is a chronic autoimmune liver disease that damages the small bile ducts and, without effective treatment, can lead to progressive liver scarring and cirrhosis.

On PBC Awareness Day, this week’s TLC Tips focuses on practical steps for living safely with PBC, from taking medications consistently and monitoring laboratory results to recognizing symptoms that should be reported promptly.

Explore more free patient resources: texaslivercare.org/resources

PBC Foundation, Global Liver Institute, American Liver Foundation

09/07/2026

Wishing everyone a happy and restful Labor Day.

Today, we are especially grateful for the dedicated team at Texas Liver Care, and for healthcare professionals everywhere whose skill, compassion and commitment improve patients’ lives every day.

09/02/2026

September is PBC Awareness Month.

Primary biliary cholangitis is one of several less common autoimmune and bile duct–related liver diseases that require greater awareness, alongside autoimmune hepatitis and primary sclerosing cholangitis.

As part of TLC’s Patient Education Series, this week’s video explains these conditions, how they are diagnosed and why careful, lifelong management matters.

08/23/2026

Portal hypertension, high pressure in the blood vessels that carry blood from the digestive organs to the liver, can lead to serious complications, including life-threatening bleeding.

This week’s TLC Tips focuses on practical steps that can reduce this risk. Small, consistent steps matter. And knowing when and where to seek urgent care can make all the difference.

Explore more free patient resources: Texaslivercare.org/resources

08/16/2026

August is National Minority Donor Awareness Month. 💚

Organ donation saves lives, and registering as a donor can give someone a second chance at life.

When is liver transplant considered, and when is it not? This week’s TLC Patient Education Series breaks it down.

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