Quiz: Health Care Reform Myth or Fact?
Sources Reviewed by Sarah Goodell on February 10, 2020 Medically Reviewed on February 10, 2020
Reviewed by Sarah
Goodell on
February 10, 2020
SOURCES:
Association of American Medical Colleges: "Addressing the Physician Shortage Under Reform."
Center for Medicare Advocacy Inc: "Medicare Facts & Fiction."
Consumer Reports: "Health Reform: 7 Things You Need to Know" and "Update on Health Care Reform."
FamilesUSA: "Eight Myths about the Affordable Care Act."
FamilyDoctor.org: Health Care Reform: "What It Means For You."
HealthCare.gov : "Creating Jobs and Increasing the Number of Primary Care Providers;" "Keeping the Health Plan You Have: The Affordable Care Act and 'Grandfathered' Plans;" "Key Features of the Affordable Care Act, By Year;" "Preventive Care;" "Preventive Services Covered Under ACA;" "Veterans and the Affordable Care Act;" "Women and the Affordable Care Act;" and "Young Adults and the Affordable Care Act."
Kaiser Family Foundation: "FAQ What is a Health Insurance Exchange?"
National Association of Insurance Commissioners & The Center for Insurance Policy and Research: Health Care Reform Frequently Asked Questions.
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