Minnesota SF3612 establishes a Patient-Centered Care program to improve health outcomes and reduce costs.
Minnesota SF3612 establishes a Patient-Centered Care program to achieve better health outcomes, reduce health care costs, and increase transparency and accountability. The bill authorizes direct payments to health care providers, implements care coordination payments, and allows contracting with administrative services organizations. It also seeks federal waivers and funding for demonstration projects, including integrated health partnerships and health care delivery models.
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