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Kentucky faces warnings about physician shortages amid insurance cuts and inflation

Doctors in Kentucky say insurance cuts and inflation are driving physicians out of the state, with patients already feeling the effects.

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Reduced medical staffing can limit access to healthcare for a wider population.

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  1. Kentucky Doctors Are Warning That Insurance Cuts and Inflation Are Driving Physicians Out of the State — and Patients Are Already Feeling It » Live Insurance News ↗liveinsurancenews.com · Recorded source date: Aug 24, 2026, 3:17 PM UTC

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