Many of the complaints directed at the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act(PPACA) have centered on the lack of providersavailable to those with PPACA plans.

However, officials in California also appear concerned by theproviders that are participating in the marketplace. Someof them aren’t good enough to be included, they say.

“We don’t want to throw anyone out, but we don’t want to pay forbad quality care either,” Peter Lee, executive director of CoveredCalifornia, the state-run exchange, told Kaiser Health News.

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