AMA survey shows many doctors avoid Medicare patients
The AMA report from its annual convention notes 32.3 percent of 96,950 respondents frequently accept Medicare patients while 27.8 percent rarely or never do. Of those who treat Medicare patients, 60.6 percent say payments are unsatisfactory. The poll also covers views on a national health service and anticipated participation in such a program.
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