Idaho doctors brace for a surge in primary care demand (access required)

By: Cady McGovern November 1, 2013 Comments Off

Improved preventive care is a key provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and once health insurance exchange plans take effect Jan. 1, health care providers expect demand for those services to increase. Meeting that demand could be difficult in Idaho, where the per-capita number of primary care physicians consistently ranks last or ...

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Idaho doctors brace for a surge in primary care demand

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