The Massachusetts’ health plan

July 3, 2008

Ezra Klein with his take. Like most liberal wonks, he ignores the biggest problem with the plan – the lack of primary care access for the newly insured.

Universal coverage is useless if the primary care waiting lists are months long. Until this is rectified, calling the plan a success is wishful thinking.



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  6. Will the Baucus health plan save primary care?
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