Federally qualified health center users continue to have limited options for health care under health reform and give federally qualified health centers mixed reviews
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Policy brief (Urban Institute. Health Reform Monitoring Survey)
At a Glance. (1) Many FQHC users reported that their options for obtaining health care are limited, especially those with Medicaid. (2) Location and convenience were important reasons for using an FQHC. (3) FQHC users had mixed feelings about the care they received, with some praising the friendly staff and others complaining that care was impersonal, wait times were too long, and clinician turnover was high.
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