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Primary Care Providers
A survey was recently conducted by Centivo of 805 US adults ages 18-64 with employer-sponsored private health insurance. The survey found that respondents were willing to accept the following conditions in exchange for significant cost savings:
• 50% would accept referrals for specialists as a requirement.
• 47% would select a primary care physician (PCP) from a defined list.
• 30% would give up their current PCP.
• 28% would stop seeing a current specialist.
Source: Centivo Via PR Newswire, March 16, 2022
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