Celyna Delgado, MD

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Legacy Women’s Health – Medical Center

Celyna Delgado MD

IN MEMORIAM

We mourn our dear friend and colleague, Dr. Celyna Delgado, who left this life in December 2020. She changed lives by providing personalized and compassionate healthcare to women of all ages. Dr. Delgado also inspired our staff with her passion and commitment to helping her patients. She served on the University of Texas College of Pharmacy Advisory Council and the University of Texas at Austin Commission of 125. She was also a proud member of the Mexican American Physicians Council as well as many other professional organizations. Many lives are better because of Dr. Delgado, and we will all miss her enormously.

We invite her patients to submit their condolences and memories.

Patient Testimonials

I just learned about the home going of Dr. Delgado and am deeply saddened. I am a former patient. What a beautiful person and awesome doctor. I first met her in 2010 after moving to Texas from Washington. After recently arriving in the San Antonio area, I found myself in need of Gynecological medical treatments. Being new there, I did not know any doctors. However, as a believer in prayer, I prayed. My young daughter told me to call the hospital out there and ask for a referral and I did and was referred to Dr. Delgado. At the time, I had no job and no medical insurance. However, that did not prevent her from helping me. Having assessed my medical condition, she recommended that I have the surgery immediately. She said that she would speak with the hospital and her medical team. She did, and it was done. With an affordable deposit from me to the hospital, the balance of the medical costs was arranged so that I could repay it over time.
I thank God for the Angel that he sent into my life, Dr. Delgado in 2010. For not only did she help me, but she became the OBGYN for my daughter and some of her friends. Many blessings to Dr. Delgado’s family.

- Savannah Minor

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