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Ghost networks, explained: Why finding a doctor can be so hard, even when you have insurance

Markus Lindholm
Markus Lindholm
Markus Lindholm
Bureau Chief · Bismarck, ND

Markus has over 15 years of experience in journalism, with a focus on politics and public policy. He graduated from North Dakota State University and has previously reported for the Fargo Forum, where he honed his skills in investigative reporting. His deep understanding of local government dynamics allows him to provide insightful analysis of the issues that matter to Bismarck residents.

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Ghost networks, explained: Why finding a doctor can be so hard, even when you have insurance — Beulah Health news

Zocdoc reports that ghost networks make finding doctors difficult, as many listed providers are unavailable for appointments, leading to access issues for patients.

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