Post-Reform Role of Traditional Safety-Net Providers

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Post-Reform Role of Traditional Safety-Net Providers “Assuming that the coverage expansion initiatives included in the Affordable Care Act are implemented as scheduled in 2014, which of the following comes closest to your view regarding the post-reform role of traditional safety-net providers such as public hospitals and Federally Qualified Health Centers?” A. Traditional safety-net providers will no longer be needed 0% Not sure 2% B. Traditional safety-net providers will still be needed to serve individuals who remain uninsured 16% C. Traditional safety-net providers will still be needed as they are best equipped to serve the special needs of vulnerable populations (even if they are insured) 9% Traditional safety-net providers will still be needed (B & C) 73% Source: Commonwealth Fund/Modern Healthcare Health Care Opinion Leaders Survey, Aug. 2011.