83% of Doctors Considered Quitting Over Obamacare: Scary?

Art, did you read what he posted? Here is part of it for you..
The 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is estimated to extend coverage to 16 million more people by 2014. The legislation includes several provisions aimed at improving access to primary care, and compensating providers who take on newly covered patients . Major initiatives include new training grounds for primary care workforce, improved reimbursement especially for Medicaid patients, and new models for primary care services within a coordinated health system.
Training
ACA is expected to add 15,000 new providers to the workforce by 2015.The 2009 Economic Stimulus package included $300 million for the National Health Service Corps which recruits the primary care workforce in underserved areas. An additional $230 million in award grants will go to “teaching health centers” to start primary care residency programs.
Financial incentives
ACA includes 10% bonuses for primary care providers under the Medicare fee schedule starting in 2011. Primary care service reimbursements will increase at the state level from Medicaid rates to Medicare rates by 2014.
ACOs
ACA legislation highlights the potential of Accountable Care Organizations (ACO), patient-centered, integrated services, to improve coordination in the healthcare system. ACOs include central “medical homes’ where primary care is accessed, and coordination takes place between specialists. The ACO’s patient-focused approach is thought to both curb costs and improve quality of care, with outcomes monitored by cost-effective outcomes criteria and patient assessments and financial incentives for multi-specialty providers to collaborate and coordinate patient care. [13]
CHCs
ACA increases the number of community health centers (CHCs), which provide continuous health care, coordination of care, and a large variety of health and welfare services. CHCs have been associated with a host of positive health outcomes and focus on primary care to underserved populations.
Prevention
New universal coverage of recommended preventive care will improve patient need for and access to primary care providers on a regular basis. With a number of preventive services covered without cost sharing in all insurance plans (in the “essentials benefit package”) primary care will be sought more regularly.