<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

Following what I can of the health care debate, for the most part I don't think it's a bad plan. Why? I don't believe this will be "job-killing", and while the CBO's numbers may not be completely accurate, I don't see the Republican party coming up with anything better. 

However, I've heard almost nothing on doctors. Don't get me wrong--if this law does indeed get millions of previously uninsured Americans onto health insurance while actually lowering the deficit in the long run, that's great. But thus far, I have heard nothing that implies this law will benefit doctors.

So, Reddit, I want to ask you: does anyone know if this law is going to have any benefits to doctors (who will be taking care of these newly insured)? All I remember hearing is there is still no cap on malpractice lawsuits, which doesn't help.
<bot>: I want to know if Obamacare does anything to assist doctors. Does it? Or does the GOP have something not-so-ambiguous to work with in its attack?