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Can you hear me OK? 2mg abilify weight gain The “winner” was a surprise to me however: it was psychiatrists. A full 56% of them were not open to seeing new Medicaid patients. I don’t know why this is such a high number. Perhaps Medicaid enrollees have a higher than average rate of mental illness, and thus account for a disproportionate number of psychiatric patients, maxing out their ability to care for those patients. Or perhaps Medicaid fees are particularly low for psychiatric care, relative to other forms of care. I’d be curious to see if any of you readers have any other ideas.


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