Are medical practices accepting health insurance exchange plans?

Most physician practices will accept patients who purchase insurance plans through health insurance exchanges, according to Physicians Practice’s 2014 Physician Compensation Survey.

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When asked why they are accepting these patients, respondents reported:

 

•    We want to increase patient volume at our practice — 42.4 percent
•    We feel that we are locked into an exchange plan via our payer contract — 20.7 percent
•    We are looking to expand our payer mix — 15.4 percent
•    Other — 21.5 percent (a majority of respondents said they wanted to help or feel obligated to help current and new patients)

 

The survey includes responses from 1,338 physicians.

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