So, the following article is concerning to me for a number of reasons:
1- Will the results of decisions such as Hobby Lobby and provisions in the law limit how much doctors are actually able to care for their patients?
2- What other effects do hospitals buying out practices have on the health care in the states?
3- With laws the way they are, will anyone have their own private practice by 2020?
4- Does anyone see this trend reversing? (I suspect the answer to this one is no)
http://www.salon.com/2015/05/11/whe...ar.al&utm_medium=urlshortener&utm_campaign=FB
1- Will the results of decisions such as Hobby Lobby and provisions in the law limit how much doctors are actually able to care for their patients?
2- What other effects do hospitals buying out practices have on the health care in the states?
3- With laws the way they are, will anyone have their own private practice by 2020?
4- Does anyone see this trend reversing? (I suspect the answer to this one is no)
http://www.salon.com/2015/05/11/whe...ar.al&utm_medium=urlshortener&utm_campaign=FB