About Us
Hill Country Transitional Care Medicine is a physician-founded and locally owned practice dedicated to redefining how patients transition from hospital or post-acute care back home. Built on decades of experience in hospital medicine, critical care, hospice, and community health, our model blends compassionate clinical leadership with innovative remote patient monitoring and timely follow-up to keep patients safe, supported, and thriving where they heal best—at home.
We focus primarily on the vulnerable period after hospitalization, providing a reliable bridge between inpatient care and primary care. Under the direct supervision of our collaborative care model, patients receive close monitoring, rapid intervention when concerns arise, and seamless care coordination that reduces preventable readmissions and promotes long-term stability.
Our work strengthens the entire continuum of care. Primary care teams and specialists gain real-time insights and additional support for managing complex patients—without increasing office visits or wait times. Hospitals and post-acute partners benefit from improved continuity and safer discharges. Most importantly, patients and families experience peace of mind knowing they are not navigating recovery alone.
Inspired by the mission-driven leadership of our founders, Dr. Anthony Basel and Dr. Erin Wright, Hill Country Transitional Care Medicine is committed to accessible, responsive, community-rooted care. Together, we envision a future where every patient returning home after serious illness receives the guidance, monitoring, and clinical partnership needed to recover confidently, avoid complications, and remain safely at home.
Our Founders
Anthony Basel, DO
Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Anthony Basel is the Co-Founder and CMO of Hill Country Transitional Care Medicine. Dual board certified in Internal Medicine and Critical Care, he brings extensive experience in hospital medicine, intensive care, military service, and physician leadership to a new model of patient-centered transitional care.
After more than a decade of service in the U.S. Army, including combat deployments and intensive care leadership, Dr. Basel developed a deep understanding of recovery after serious illness or injury. His clinical background includes caring for patients with complex medical conditions, critical illness, multi-organ failure, and post-ICU recovery needs in multiple healthcare settings.
Having moved his family locally, Dr. Basel is committed to serving the New Braunfels community through accessible, responsive, and coordinated care. At Hill Country Transitional Care Medicine, he focuses on bridging the gap between hospital discharge and outpatient follow-up, particularly for patients who are medically complex, high risk, or still working to establish primary care. His work supports safer recoveries, reduced complications, and improved long-term outcomes.
Erin Wright, MD, FAAFP
Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer
Dr. Erin Wright is the Co-Founder and COO of Hill Country Transitional Care Medicine. A board-certified Family Medicine physician, she graduated from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in 2007 and has dedicated her career to improving care across Texas through hospital medicine, hospice care, and community service.
Dr. Wright has served as Medical Director for Hope Hospice since 2018 and for Volunteers in Medicine since 2023, reflecting her commitment to vulnerable populations and expanded access to care. These roles shape her belief that care should be accessible, proactive, and connected to each patient’s goals, values, and environment.
Additionally, Dr. Wright has holds senior leadership roles in hospital medicine, helping develop programs that improve communication, strengthen care transitions, and reduce preventable readmissions. Founding Hill Country Transitional Care Medicine was a logical next step, focused on helping patients recover safely through physician-supervised monitoring, timely follow-up, and close coordination with patients, families, and care teams.
Meet the Team