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Stone Oak (San Antonio)
The Creek at Stone Oak
20330 Huebner Road, Suite 104
San Antonio, Texas 78258
T: 210-858-7191
F: 210-491-9689
E: care@diabetesamerica.com
Our Stone Oak health center is conveniently located on the corner of Stone Oak Parkway and Huebner Road near the 1604 Anderson Loop. This location is easy access for those in the northern part of San Antonio all the way up to Spring Branch.
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Profiles
Bernadette Collazo, MSN, FNP
Nurse Practitioner
Bernadette was born in Laredo, TX as one of 9 children. She had 4 brothers and 4 sisters. She worked hard to advance her career, achieving her BSN from UTMB School of Nursing, and her Masters in Nursing and Family Nurse Practitioner degree at UT Health Science Center at San Antonio. Bernie has been a nurse practitioner for 14 years in a variety of practices. She worked in family practice until 2005, when she made the transition to diabetes as a specialty. There are several people in Bernie’s extended family that are affected by diabetes and she has seen relatives go through many hardships from diabetes complications. She feels that if she can help someone prevent those hardships, she is rewarded. Diabetes is a constant battle! Bernie joined DiabetesAmerica and believes we provide a unique service. She has worked in other environments where patients were seen with little time and very little educational support. With providers and educators, patients at DiabetesAmerica will have the tools (medications, education, diet and lifestyle coaching) that they need to manage their condition. Bernie is married to a pharmacist, Jesus, and they have 3 children, Ashley, Aaron and Joseph. She loves to read and also spends time watching her kids participate in softball and baseball games.
Nurse Practitioner
Bernadette was born in Laredo, TX as one of 9 children. She had 4 brothers and 4 sisters. She worked hard to advance her career, achieving her BSN from UTMB School of Nursing, and her Masters in Nursing and Family Nurse Practitioner degree at UT Health Science Center at San Antonio. Bernie has been a nurse practitioner for 14 years in a variety of practices. She worked in family practice until 2005, when she made the transition to diabetes as a specialty. There are several people in Bernie’s extended family that are affected by diabetes and she has seen relatives go through many hardships from diabetes complications. She feels that if she can help someone prevent those hardships, she is rewarded. Diabetes is a constant battle! Bernie joined DiabetesAmerica and believes we provide a unique service. She has worked in other environments where patients were seen with little time and very little educational support. With providers and educators, patients at DiabetesAmerica will have the tools (medications, education, diet and lifestyle coaching) that they need to manage their condition. Bernie is married to a pharmacist, Jesus, and they have 3 children, Ashley, Aaron and Joseph. She loves to read and also spends time watching her kids participate in softball and baseball games.
Marquita Ingram
Medical Assistant
Marquita was born in Frankfort, Germany, and raised in San Antonio where she attended Hallmark College. She is excited to be apart of the DiabetesAmerica Team because she knows she is a part of a team that is truly helping patients live with and control their diabetes. Marquita has a three year old daughter and enjoys shopping, movies, spending time with family, going to concerts and other events around the city.
Medical Assistant
Marquita was born in Frankfort, Germany, and raised in San Antonio where she attended Hallmark College. She is excited to be apart of the DiabetesAmerica Team because she knows she is a part of a team that is truly helping patients live with and control their diabetes. Marquita has a three year old daughter and enjoys shopping, movies, spending time with family, going to concerts and other events around the city.
Linda Marez
Lead Medical Assistant
Linda was born and raised in San Antonio where she attended Kaplan College to become a Medical Assistant and Phlebotomist. Before working at DiabetesAmerica, Linda worked at Alamo City Arthritis and The Army Retirement Center/ABC Family Practice. She is excited to be apart of the team because she knows her team is helping patients take control of their diabetes. She loves being able to utilize all of her knowledge in caring for her patients. Linda is happily married with beautiful children and lots of pets. She loves spending time with my family, watching movies, getting out with her husband and cooking
Lead Medical Assistant
Linda was born and raised in San Antonio where she attended Kaplan College to become a Medical Assistant and Phlebotomist. Before working at DiabetesAmerica, Linda worked at Alamo City Arthritis and The Army Retirement Center/ABC Family Practice. She is excited to be apart of the team because she knows her team is helping patients take control of their diabetes. She loves being able to utilize all of her knowledge in caring for her patients. Linda is happily married with beautiful children and lots of pets. She loves spending time with my family, watching movies, getting out with her husband and cooking
Charles Reasner, MD
Jacqueline Reyes
Diabetes Educator
Jackie was born in San Antonio and raised in Devine, Texas. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Biology from St. Mary’s University and her Master of Science in Nutrition from The University of The Incarnate Word. Prior to working at DiabetesAmerica, Jackie worked in various healthcare facilities including positions at South Texas Regional Medical Center and Kindred Hospital. As a result of a strong family history of diabetes and witnessing their struggles growing up, she developed the desire to specialize in diabetes care so she could help other people who face similar challenges and work with them to improve their health. Jackie is excited to be a part of DiabetesAmerica because she enjoys helping people and being a part of an organization that is committed to being a leader in diabetes care. DiabetesAmerica does this by providing the tools necessary to help manage their diabetes and educate the population on a serious disease that affects a large portion of the populace. Jackie has a daughter, Jessica and son, David. She is also a parishioner at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church and on team with the Westside Coalition Women’s ACTS Retreat. She enjoys spending time with her children, going to the gym and watching sunsets.
Diabetes Educator
Jackie was born in San Antonio and raised in Devine, Texas. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Biology from St. Mary’s University and her Master of Science in Nutrition from The University of The Incarnate Word. Prior to working at DiabetesAmerica, Jackie worked in various healthcare facilities including positions at South Texas Regional Medical Center and Kindred Hospital. As a result of a strong family history of diabetes and witnessing their struggles growing up, she developed the desire to specialize in diabetes care so she could help other people who face similar challenges and work with them to improve their health. Jackie is excited to be a part of DiabetesAmerica because she enjoys helping people and being a part of an organization that is committed to being a leader in diabetes care. DiabetesAmerica does this by providing the tools necessary to help manage their diabetes and educate the population on a serious disease that affects a large portion of the populace. Jackie has a daughter, Jessica and son, David. She is also a parishioner at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church and on team with the Westside Coalition Women’s ACTS Retreat. She enjoys spending time with her children, going to the gym and watching sunsets.
Jessica York
Diabetes Educator
Jessica was born and raised in Corsicana, Texas. She received her Bachelor’s of Science in Nutritional Science from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas and completed her Dietetic Internship at the University of Texas School of Public Health in Houston. She graduated with her Master’s in Public Health in May 2012. Prior to working at DiabetesAmerica, Jessica was a Dietitian and Diabetes Educator at the Texas Diabetes Institute in San Antonio, Texas. She chose to specialize in diabetes care because of her passion for teaching people about nutrition and health. She became motivated to work with people with diabetes during her internship rotation at Camp Rainbow for kids with diabetes. She thinks diabetes care is fascinating and her goal is to motivate and positively influence patients to make healthy lifestyle changes. Jessica is excited to join a team that works together to give the best patient care possible. She believes the comprehensive care that DiabetesAmerica provides is the best way to manage diabetes. Jessica recently relocated to San Antonio and got married in October 2011. She and her husband love San Antonio! Together they have a dog named Lucy. They also have a new house in the country, where they enjoy decorating, gardening, walking Lucy and going for runs. In her spare time, she enjoys exercising, cooking, hanging out with family and friends, swimming, dancing and going to the lake.
Diabetes Educator
Jessica was born and raised in Corsicana, Texas. She received her Bachelor’s of Science in Nutritional Science from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas and completed her Dietetic Internship at the University of Texas School of Public Health in Houston. She graduated with her Master’s in Public Health in May 2012. Prior to working at DiabetesAmerica, Jessica was a Dietitian and Diabetes Educator at the Texas Diabetes Institute in San Antonio, Texas. She chose to specialize in diabetes care because of her passion for teaching people about nutrition and health. She became motivated to work with people with diabetes during her internship rotation at Camp Rainbow for kids with diabetes. She thinks diabetes care is fascinating and her goal is to motivate and positively influence patients to make healthy lifestyle changes. Jessica is excited to join a team that works together to give the best patient care possible. She believes the comprehensive care that DiabetesAmerica provides is the best way to manage diabetes. Jessica recently relocated to San Antonio and got married in October 2011. She and her husband love San Antonio! Together they have a dog named Lucy. They also have a new house in the country, where they enjoy decorating, gardening, walking Lucy and going for runs. In her spare time, she enjoys exercising, cooking, hanging out with family and friends, swimming, dancing and going to the lake.
