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Smith, MD":1,"#Original text":1,"#Young man smiling at doctor":1,"#Cancer care and rehabilitation center":1,"#Wigs & hair solutions":1,"#Immunotherapy and stomach cancer":1,"#Smoking cessation":1,"#Nausea and vomiting":1,"#Survivorship care for healthy living":1,"#Cancer Glossary":1,"#Survivorship care for cancer-related late and long term effects":1,"#Distress management during cancer":1,"#Retroperitoneal Sarcomas":1,"#Gastric Cancer":1,"#Gallbladder Cancer":1,"#Small Intestine Cancer":1,"#Ampullary Cancer":1,"#Click Here":1,"#With a disease like cancer, chances are that your medicine cabinet is going to get a little bit more robust. The last thing you’re going to want to do is run around town after each appointment, trying to locate your different medications. Having a pharmacy on-site so you can pick up your medication right after your appointment will smooth out some stress in your life and the lives of your family. With our automated services like auto-refill and reminder calls, you will not have to worry about ever missing your medication. Staying on track with your medications is the best way to feel better. Every medication, prescription, or over the counter need available in our pharmacy goes through rigorous quality controls to ensure you’re getting exactly what the doctor ordered.":1,"#We only hire excellent pharmacists and pharmacy technicians who prioritize accurate, friendly service. Our goal is to ensure your experience with START’s world-class quality remains consistent from the waiting room to the exit doors.":1,"#Our pharmacists are not only highly competent in their knowledge of various medications, but also in communicating what you should expect when taking them. If you have any questions about the medications you’re prescribed, please don’t hesitate to ask — your comfort with the treatment plans designed by our cancer specialists is extremely important, both to us and to your health and well-being.":1,"#Prioritize Your Well-Being with Quick and Easy Medication Pick-Up":1,"#START Offers You High-Quality Medication, Conveniently Located On-Site":1,"#Our Hiring Process Gives You Top-Notch Service":1,"#The Same Positive Attitude You Enjoy from START":1,"#Anemia":1,"#Cholangiocarcinoma":1,"#From diagnosis to treatment and beyond, our board-certified oncologists, surgeons, and supportive care experts work together to create a treatment plan tailored to your unique needs.":1,"#Conditions We Treat":1,"#How to Contact South Texas Oncology and Hematology Billing Department":1,"#Deductibles, co-payments, and coinsurance provide ways to share the cost of medical care, making coverage affordable.":1,"#After deductibles are met, the plan begins paying a percentage (usually between 70% to 100%) of covered services. The remaining amount, called coinsurance, is borne by the member. Coinsurance is a form of cost-sharing.":1,"#For example, if a member’s policy contains a $2,500 deductible, the member must accumulate $2,500 in covered expenses before reimbursement begins.":1,"#Our goal is to work with you to make your cancer care as affordable as possible. We offer financial assistance counseling, as well as insurance specialists specific to each insurance company.":1,"#Financial Assistance Counseling":1,"#Your active involvement with your insurance carrier is the key to ensuring you receive all benefits afforded to you under your policy. Educate yourself by reviewing the information below:":1,"#Additional rules for determining which plan pays first are, generally:":1,"#Deductibles are provisions that require the member to accumulate a specific amount of medical bills before benefits are provided.":1,"#Insurance, Billing, & Financial Assistance":1,"#Deductibles:":1,"#Coinsurance:":1,"#Tips on knowing the rules":1,"#What is Coordination of Benefits?":1,"#In some instances, a person may have three plans in effect at the same time. This is common for persons who become Medicare-eligible while their spouse is still actively employed. In this instance, the actively employed spouse’s plan pays first (because federal law requires it), and the retiree’s Medicare coverage pays second. Then, a benefit sponsored by the retiree’s employer pays third (tertiary), after Medicare.":1,"#Some plans will coordinate (or pay as secondary) up to charges. Others will only coordinate (or pay as secondary) up to what they would have paid if they had been primary. You will have a good chance of getting all your expenses covered if a secondary plan coordinates up to charges.":1,"#The plan of the spouse who has the earliest birthday in the year pays first on children. If two carriers can’t agree on who pays first, the coverage which has been in effect the longest pays first":1,"#For your health expenses, your plan pays before your spouse’s. Medicare usually pays first if you are not covered by a plan through someone’s active employment":1,"#Coordination of Benefits is a common provision in most benefit plans. It applies when a member has more than one health coverage plan in effect at the time services are rendered. Specific, industry-wide rules exist for determining which plan pays first (primary) on these expenses and which plan pays next (secondary).":1,"#Don’t be disappointed if the combination of all your coverages doesn’t pay more than the amount of the original bill. Your health coverage was designed to help with your health care expenses, not provide extra income.":1,"#If you are covered by two managed care plans, such as a combination of HMOs or Point of Service Plans, you may be able to maximize your benefits by choosing the same primary care physician in both networks. You may find your secondary plan will pick up the office visit co-pays, emergency room deductibles, and hospital admission co-payments you pay out of your pocket (under your primary plan) when care is properly coordinated under both plans rules.":1,"#Read your plan documents and get a good understanding of what they mean. Speak with your employer or customer service representative if it gets confusing.":1,"#Additional Resources":1,"#Click and learn more about the various cancer types our team helps you fight.":1,"#The":1,"#Dr Brittany DeBerry earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology from the University of Texas at Austin in 1997, and her medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston in 2001, where she was inducted into both Alpha Omega Alpha and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies. She continued her training at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and was chosen Intern of the Year and Resident of the Year for two subsequent years. She completed her residency in 2006. Board certified in General Surgery by the American Board of Surgery, Dr. DeBerry has been in practice in San Antonio since 2006. She is also a past Chief of Surgery at Methodist Hospital. Dr. DeBerry is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a member of the American Society of Breast Surgeons and Association of Women Surgeons. Dr. DeBerry is a general surgeon with a special interest in caring for patients with breast cancer as well as with benign disease of the breast. She enjoys the relationship developed during this difficult time for patients. Dr. DeBerry sees patients at our Medical Center office and operates in the Methodist, Baptist, and Santa Rosa hospital systems.":1,"#Request an appointment":1,"#Partner Organizations":1,"#National Comprehensive Cancer Network":1,"#Contact Brittany DeBerry, MD":1,"#Meet The Experts Behind Your Care":1,"#Request An Appointment":1,"#A group of doctors standing with their arms crossed":1,"#Genomic testing & counseling":1,"#If you are a current patient with a medical issue, please do NOT leave a message here. Please call <a ljsid-1=\"\">(210) 593-5700</a> to be directed. If you are calling after 5pm, you will be connected to our afterhours call service for assistance.":1,"#35-plus cancer specialists – medical, radiation & surgical oncology":1,"#Onsite bloodwork lab & pharmacy services":1,"#8 convenient locations in South Texas":1,"#Gynecologic oncology":1,"#Rapid testing & results":1,"#Oncologic surgery":1,"#STATE-OF-THE-ART CARE AT THE FOREFRONT OF CANCER MEDICINE…":1,"#EDGE stereotactic radiosurgery":1,"#Research locations in Texas, Michigan and Spain":1,"#Phase I clinical trials":1,"#Individualized care, attention & treatment":1,"#COMPASSIONATE, DEDICATED & CONVENIENT…":1,"#Financial counseling":1,"#Radiation therapy":1,"#Patient support & assistance":1,"#Insurance accepted & filed":1,"#For our physicians and our entire team, compassion is at the center of all we do. We are here to serve your best interests & those of your loved ones. We care for you person-to-person, on an individual level. This includes a treatment plan designed by your physician specifically for you. We work with you, care for you, educate you, and learn from you because part of our commitment to providing top-quality cancer care is to also provide the kindness, respect, and compassion you deserve.":1,"#Dedicated, Compassionate, Individualized Care":1,"#About South Texas Oncology and Hematology":1,"#Chemotherapy":1,"#Comprised of a large team of caring, dedicated doctors, South Texas Oncology and Hematology combines excellent people, state-of-the-art capabilities, and the most advanced treatments available. We bring together multiple cancer-care specialties and modalities: surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, integrative therapies, and genetic testing of tumors for thorough efficient care.":1,"#Provider Name":1,"#Apply Now":1,"#Search Providers":1,"#Reset":1,"#Doctors":1,"#Advanced Filters":1,"#Search":1,"#All":1,"#Learn More":1},"version":905}]