Establishes a commission to study benefits of direct primary care services in Massachusetts.
The bill creates a commission to study the benefits of direct primary care practices and how these services can be promoted in Massachusetts. The commission will include representatives from the healthcare industry, the General Court, and the direct primary care sector. It will gather input from stakeholders and report findings and recommendations to the General Court committees within 12 months. The study aims to ease the burden on the state's healthcare system and promote access to care.
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