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Medicaid and health equity: Population-based models

Explaining a population-based model in Medicaid.

There are some population-based payment models in use, and there need to be more. It would free primary care physicians to practice more creatively, which would be more satisfying for physicians and patients. PCC President and CEO Ann Greiner, MCP, discusses payment and practice in the context of the new report, “Access & Equity in Medicaid: Robust Primary Care is a Must.”

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