the Maryland Primary Care Program had outcomes when it came to treating Medicare patients and COVID that not only lowered the COVID-19 caseload, reduced hospitalization death rates, but also found that the office visits did not decrease because of the prospective payment model.
Chris Van Hollen: “the Maryland Primary Care Program had outcomes when it came to treating Medicare patients and COVID that not only…”
On the recordMarch 5, 2024
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Highlighting the effectiveness of the Maryland Primary Care Program.
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