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Thread for Physicians/Surgeons/Health Care Administrators and Information Managerrs

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I think it would be informative for many if those of us with first hand education, knowledge and experience had a thread to post what we know about how the ACA will have an effect on providing medical care, medical insurance, and so on. So post away!
 
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Considering that in this subforum there are around 2 dozen threads about personal experiences, I'd suggest you simply take the time to browse and respond to the one's already started.
 
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Great idea.... looking forward to reading field specific experiences.

Thom Paine
 
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Summerwind said:
Considering that in this subforum there are around 2 dozen threads about personal experiences, I'd suggest you simply take the time to browse and respond to the one's already started.
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The thread is not for "personal insured's experiences", it is for physicians/surgeons/other providers a a nd those in medical administration to post information on the ACA, how it will have an effect on the cost of providing medical care, cost of insurance, availability of providers through exchange plans and other helpful information provided by those in the medical field.
 
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