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Q: Can a doctor who is in my network refuse to accept my coverage because it is COBRA?

A:  COBRA is the same plan that you had with your previous employer.  As long as the doctor is in your previous employer's network they will accept COBRA because it is the same policy you had when you were employed.   
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