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Want to make sure they have adequate coverage. it also said that would enable future patients to receive care earlier, perhaps at a doctor's office, avoiding the need for hospital care. but even beyond skewing the risk pool, insurance companies have many objections. >> the issue here is that when the entities that are paying premiums and cost sharing are doing it solely to benefit themselves financially, that's a conflict of interest and that's something that shouldn't be done. >> now, in the midst of so many different views, bret, analysts say it might take the courts to make a definitive dec...

Family physician. how does obamacare actually affect my access to in the practice of medicine? what would you say to garrett? >> number one regardless which plan you pick and deductible you have all the preventative services will be covered with no cost sharing. number one. number two, every insurance plan in the new insurance marketplace is required to have enough health care providers so you can get the care you need without an unreasonable delay. it will be up to state regulators to enforce that. if they are breaking the law, that is not the case. the other piece of that to remember is that...

They won't be. what's the new deadline? roll tape. >> could you tell us what's being done to try to get that ready by january 1st, since almost half the system, according to mr. chow, hadn't been built yet. >> getting the insurance company ies their money for accelerated tax credits and for cost sharing is due to go into effect in mid january. >> wow. >> they'll be getting paid, the insurance companies, by the middle of next month. >> so they say. >> so they say. but they've said a lot of stuff so far. >> she said, if i knew what i knew now then, i would have done a slower launch. maybe push b...

Inal opportunity for the middle class and then the poll numbers will take care of itself. >> the aides are facing new questions, about whether consumers who have enrolled will have insurance on january 1st. and there is a is a question that -- is a question about that. >> did you tell us what is being done to get that ready by january 1st, since half of the system according to mr. cho hasn't been built yet. >> the financial system which is getting the insurance companies accelerated tax credits and for cost sharing is due to go into effect in mid january. >> with that system not

The states largely are looking for a way to get to yes and what they are asking is are there other options on this menu? are they variations on this theme we can do? and what you're seeing is some combination of either a look to try to do greater beneficiary cost sharing, whether that's in terms of co-pays or premiums or whether that's more personal responsibility, whether that may take the form of requiring beneficiaries to do a job search or placing lifetime limits, or some version of what we see in the state of arkansas, that was able to do the medicaid expansion but they are actually placi...