to get insurance.  If you have to purchase it, it isn't cheap and it it doesn't provide great services or access.  Dare I say the lobbyist had a field day when this law was being worked.  Does it really help?  I have to say at least there is the hope that people will have some services.  However, in Massachusetts it is hard to find a primary care provider and the newer insurances aren't accepted by as many practices.  I don't want to sound too negative because the idea of everyone being able to care is a good one.  But I ask is there a better way?  All I know is, it scares me when the insurance companies drive the conversation.