S 900
An Act to promote primary care through Medicaid graduate medical education funding
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Bill overview
This bill aims to increase the availability of primary care services in Massachusetts by directing a portion of Medicaid graduate medical education funding towards programs that support primary care physicians. It seeks to incentivize medical students to pursue careers in primary care, particularly in underserved areas of the state. The legislation intends to strengthen the state’s primary care workforce and improve access to essential healthcare services for Medicaid recipients.
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Jacob R. Oliveira
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Jacob R. Oliveira
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