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I have an HMO plan. How can I find a gastroenterologist in San Antonio.?

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I have an HMO plan. How can I find a gastroenterologist in San Antonio?

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    Hello, You can search for in-network providers in your area by utilizing the Provider Finder on Blue Access for Members (BAM). Select the Doctors & Hospitals tab and click the link to: Find a Doctor or Hospital. Once redirected, you will need to use the white box near the center of the screen to search for a provider by name or provider type/specialty. It is recommended that you always verify with the provider that he/she is in-network at the time services are rendered. ~ Heather

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    Hello, You can search for in-network providers in your area by utilizing the Provider Finder on Blue Access for Members (BAM). Select the Doctors & Hospitals tab and click the link to: Find a Doctor or Hospital. Once redirected, you will need to use the white box near the center of the screen to search for a provider by name or provider type/specialty. It is recommended that you always verify with the provider that he/she is in-network at the time services are rendered. ~ Heather

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