Patient Centered Care

Direct Primary Care Increases Patient-Centered Care Access

February 4, 2021 - Direct primary care (DPC) services may boost care access in Massachusetts by providing the most vulnerable populations with cost-effective, patient-centered care, according to a new Pioneer Institute study. Under direct healthcare models, patients pay providers a monthly fee that covers a predetermined set of services. While it is most used in...

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