Shortage of doctors will defeat the purpose of enrolling millions of Americans under the Affordable Care Act

Adults with no insurance and in the age group of 18 and 64 were possibly more likely to experience trouble in finding a primary-care doctor compared to those with private forms of insurance, according to the study. People below 65 years with Medicaid as their only form of health coverage, possibly would find it very difficult to see a doctor and most physicians would refuse to accept their coverage. They would prefer seeing patients with private insurance.
The study also confirmed that adults between the ages of 18 to 64 would encounter the most difficulties in finding doctors. Obamacare is encouraging young people enroll in private health plans through the new exchanges. This will be a very big concern for the Obamacare administrations as when young people buy health insurance covers they need to have an easy access to physicians. When doctors are scarce it will discourage them from enrolling and as a result the health care act will suffer.
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Hannah Punitha (IRDA Licence Number: 2710062)
Steven Ross Johnson, December 2013
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