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Access to Healthcare Remains Stable Under Affordable Care Act
The U.S. may be facing a healthcare delivery and supply crisis, in which there is an insufficient amount of providers to meet the needs of the aging population, as well as the growing population insured through Medicare. The subsequent demand for additional health services, combined with an aging physician workforce entering retirement, may result in a significant supply shortage in the healthcare industry.
However, recent research indicates that the U.S. has not yet reached a point at which there is insufficient access to basic healthcare services for the growing population of Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Although these aforementioned demographic shifts may not be controllable, the U.S. may benefit from acting quickly to address various regulatory standards regarding access to care and provisions to increase the pool of available healthcare providers, to mitigate the effects of the potential shortage of healthcare services.
Robert James Cimasi MHA AVA CMP™
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