Great, lots more people are about to have insurance.

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12. healmybrokenness said: What is PPAPA?
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19. cranquis said: Plus wouldn’t it be nice if that insurance wasn’t going to be regulated at a rate which will cause PCP’s to not want to accept it, just like with current Medicaid/care rates?
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22. naturalnightnurse said: I have to travel over 90 miles to see my family practice doctor because the town I live in is severely underserved and the doctors are unable to take on new patients (my old primary physician moved). But my doctor is awesome so she’s worth the drive.
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24. ninjatengu said: It would be absolutely great if that happened! The bill needs to distribute more funding towards primary care residencies to cut on the problem or else ERs will be innundated even more than some already are. Our supply needs to meet those demands.
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27. about-hortense said: i don’t understand the meaning of that BUT. This topic intrigues me a lot and, as a non-american, I’d like you to stretch out ya point of view which, obviosuly, lingers behind that opening adversative.
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