Michigan HB6288 establishes primary care spending targets and mandates data sharing for cost savings in medical services.

Michigan HB6288 requires the Department of Health and Human Services to set primary care spending targets for contracted health plans, aiming for at least 12% of overall annual health care spending over eight years. The bill mandates the department to share state medical assistance program data with vendors to implement cost savings and health improvement opportunities. It also requires contracted health plans to submit plans to increase primary care spending and outlines procedures for privacy, cost sharing, and performance incentives.

Michigan HB6288 establishes primary care spending targets and mandates data sharing for cost savings in medical services.

Michigan HB6288 requires the Department of Health and Human Services to set primary care spending targets for contracted health plans, aiming for at least 12% of overall annual health care spending over eight years. The bill mandates the department to share state medical assistance program data with vendors to implement cost savings and health improvement opportunities. It also requires contracted health plans to submit plans to increase primary care spending and outlines procedures for privacy, cost sharing, and performance incentives.