How do physicians view the affordable care act?
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A survey of 20,000 doctors found that 46% would give the Affordable Care Act a D or F grade, while 25% would give it an A or B. Additionally, 75% of doctors did not accept insurance plans offered through the ACA's online exchanges. The survey highlights ongoing divisions among physicians regarding the impacts and effectiveness of the Affordable Care Act.
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