Expands direct health care service arrangements by removing certain restrictions on direct primary care providers.
The bill modifies direct primary health care service agreements by removing the requirement that the provider be authorized to provide primary care services. It also repeals provisions that restrict providers from offering care to other patients or entering into agreements with insurers or participating in pilot programs with federal or state agencies. This change allows for more flexibility in how direct primary care providers can operate and contract with patients.
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