60. 80. 100. Medicaid. Medicare1,2. Private insurance1. Accepts new patients ...  The percentage of physicians accepting new Medicaid patients (67.2%) was also  lower .... 38.7% in New Jersey to 96.5% in Nebraska (Figure 5). ... Those who  accepted no new patients were considered not to accept privately insured  patients ...
I would be the first Republican senator elected in New Jersey in 41 years. —  PolitiFact ... "Sixty percent of New Jersey doctors do not accept Medicaid patients. ".
Aug 6, 2012 ... ... which asks doctors whether they would accept new Medicaid patients. ... care  law: More than three in 10 doctors - 31 percent - said no, they would not. ... In  New Jersey - where reimbursement is the lowest - only about 30 percent ... fewer  than 60 percent of providers accept new patients in the program.
Aug 7, 2012 ... Chris Christie's New Jersey, three out of every five doctors refuse to see ... 99.3  percent of doctors were willing to accept new Medicaid patients.
Mar 29, 2017 ... “Now, I know that folks don't want to hear this, but the fact is that, again, one ...  The results: 53 percent said they accepted new Medicaid patients in 2017, ... of  38.7 percent in New Jersey (where primary care reimbursement rates are 48 ...  and billing requirements, and 60 percent cited a “high clinical burden.
Sixty percent of New Jersey doctors do not accept Medicaid patients.