Physicians Are More Satisfied with Private Insurers Than Medicare and Medicaid on Payment and Administrative Burden Among physicians: In general, how would.

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Physicians Are More Satisfied with Private Insurers Than Medicare and Medicaid on Payment and Administrative Burden Among physicians: In general, how would you rate public and private insurers when it comes to each of the following? How much you are paid Medicaid Medicare Private Ease of administration related to reimbursements Medicaid Medicare Private Note: For questions on Medicaid, base is among physicians who accept Medicaid; for questions on Medicare, base is among physicians who accept Medicare; for questions on private insurance, base is among physicians accepting private insurance. Source: The Commonwealth Fund/Kaiser Family Foundation 2015 National Survey of Primary Care Providers.