Survey: Many Primary Care Practices Feel Endangered by Medicaid Cuts

In May survey, 34.7% of respondents believe their “practice would lose its financial viability” if there were a reduction in Medicaid funding

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A recent survey of 561 U.S. primary care clinicians found that more than one-third of respondents are worried proposed Congressional changes to the Medicaid program could imperil their practices.

The survey, funded by the Healing Works Foundation, was fielded May 8 – 15 by the Larry Green Center in collaboration with Elation Health and 20 primary care organizations. Survey findings are regularly disseminated in partnership with the Primary Care Collaborative.

 

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