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Survey Says: Medicaid Recipients Really Like Their Coverage And Care

A new survey shows that Medicaid beneficiaries are happy with their care and don't have trouble finding a doctor.
A survey of Medicaid beneficiaries found that overall, they're very happy with the services they get and have no problems finding doctors.

Is Medicaid the best health care possible?

A lot of people who use it seem to think so.

A new study released by Harvard's Chan School of Public Health shows that people enrolled in Medicaid are overwhelmingly satisfied with their coverage and care.

The researchers looked at survey data collected by the from more than 270,000 people who

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