Sixty. For specialists today, it's 60 percent. It's expected to go to 80 percent. So they may have coverage, but they really don't have access. If you don't have a physician who is able to accept you or who will see you, then we're not really providing them access to quality care.
On the recordApril 28, 2010
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The speaker is discussing the issue of healthcare access and coverage.
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