2013Medical economicsRequires access

HHS study: Most doctors still accepting Medicare patients

Jeffrey Bendix

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Abstract

Despite complaints about Medicare's shortcomings, the vast majority of office-based physicians continue to accept new patients covered by Medicare. Similarly, most Medicare beneficiaries are satisfied with their access to medical care.

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Despite complaints about Medicare's shortcomings, the vast majority of office-based physicians continue to accept new patients covered by Medicare. Similarly, most Medicare beneficiaries are satisfied with their access to medical care.

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Despite complaints about Medicare's shortcomings, the vast majority of office-based physicians continue to accept new patients covered by Medicare. Similarly, most Medicare beneficiaries are satisfied with their access to medical care.

Key concepts: Medicine, Practice management, Family medicine, Medicare Part B, Medical economics, MEDLINE, Business, Law

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