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Does not being insured hinder the treatment doctors offer?
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Not necessarily: Not having insurance can affect what testing or treatment options may be considered for a patient, depending on their ability to pay. In urgent or emergency situations costs are usually not a consideration.
Answered 11/7/2012
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