At least one form of health reform is getting high marks from consumers.
Massachusetts residents say they're satisfied with their health care under the state's 2006 reform law, though costs and appointment wait times remain an issue, according to a new poll.
The majority (84 percent) expressed satisfaction with their health care, saying they have good access to care and good quality, according to the Massachusetts Medical Society, a statewide physician group that conducted the poll.
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