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Perceptions about Medicaid Expansion and ACA Might Penalize Community Providers
The community health system provides critically needed care, and serves as the “safety net” for many. The creation of the Affordable Care Act, and Medicaid Expansion in many states has resulted in greater coverage and access to care for many … Continue reading
Posted in Community Planning, Effective Practices, Evidence Based Practices, Health Planning, Medicaid, Public Policy, State Contracting, Sustainability
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