If you're searching for a "Spanish-speaking doctor" or a "clínica hispana" in San Antonio, here's the honest answer: Doctor Matt connects you by video with a Colombian physician who speaks your language. You join the call from wherever you happen to be in San Antonio — the West Side, the South Side, or anywhere across the city — and from anywhere in the United States. This is not a walk-in office in San Antonio; it's a live video visit. The consultation is a flat $88 USD, one payment, seen with or without insurance. You can book your visit online here and choose the time that works best for you.
Care in Spanish for San Antonio's Latino community
San Antonio is one of the most Latino cities in the country — roughly two in three residents are Hispanic, and the vast majority trace their roots to Mexico. On the historic West Side, the Mexican-American heart of the city, Spanish isn't an "extra" language; it's the language of home, of family, and of daily life. You hear it along the Guadalupe Street cultural corridor, beneath the Chicano murals, and among the neighbors who have carried these traditions for generations. The same is true across the South Side, around the Historic Market Square (El Mercado), and out toward the Spanish colonial missions south of downtown.
For a lot of families in these neighborhoods, seeing a doctor means asking for time off work, driving across town on I-35 or Loop 410, and sitting for hours in a crowded waiting room. Doctor Matt's video care skips all of that. No commute, no waiting room, and no leaving the house — you talk to a physician who understands you, with no interpreter and no crossed wires. And when the doctor recommends an over-the-counter (OTC) medicine, you pick it up nearby at the pharmacies you already know: CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, or H-E-B, all over San Antonio.
How the video visit works
The process is simple and takes just a few minutes:
- Pay online: make the one-time $88 USD payment through the secure Bold platform.
- Pick a date and time: the calendar shows open slots in your own Texas time zone.
- Connect by video: join from your phone or computer — no apps to install.
- Get your care plan: the doctor reviews your case and gives you clear guidance in Spanish.
We're open every day, weekends included, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Colombia time, GMT-5). The video care reaches all of San Antonio and every state in the U.S.
What a video visit is good for
This visit is built for minor conditions that don't call for an emergency room: colds, cough, sore throat, upset stomach, mild allergies, questions about common symptoms, and general health guidance. The doctor can recommend over-the-counter (OTC) medicines you'll find at CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, or H-E-B, and explain how to take care of yourself at home.
We want to be upfront: we don't promise prescriptions for controlled substances or prescriptions that are valid at U.S. pharmacies. If your case needs a prescription or in-person care, the doctor will say so clearly so you know exactly what to do next.
Honest about what we are
You're seen by Colombian physicians who are native Spanish speakers. Doctor Matt is a brand of Grupo Alivmed S.A.S., an IPS authorized by Colombia's Ministry of Health. The care is 100% by video: there is no physical clinic in San Antonio. It's a real doctor who sees you face to face on a video call while you connect from wherever you are in the city. Our physicians are licensed in Colombia and are not licensed in any U.S. state, so you can describe your symptoms in your own words, ask questions, and understand the plan with no language barrier — but always within those honest limits.
Why a doctor in your own language matters
Health is hard to explain in a language you're still learning. When you can speak Spanish freely, you describe symptoms more accurately, you understand the plan the first time, and you leave the visit knowing what to do — no guessing, no relying on a family member to translate. For many San Antonio households where Spanish is the language of the home, that clarity is the difference between a visit that actually helps and one that leaves you unsure. That's the whole point of talking with a physician who shares your language.
Emergencies: when to call 911
Telemedicine does not replace emergency care. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, or signs of a stroke, call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room. For everything else — the minor stuff — we're here to help.
Ready to talk with a Spanish-speaking doctor from San Antonio? Book your video visit today and get care in your language, with or without insurance.