Charges the state’s Health Care Cost Transparency Board with measuring and reporting on primary care expenditures and progress toward increasing spending to 12% of total healthcare expenditures.

Requires the Health Data Committee to annually issue a report on primary care spending within the state of Utah.

This legislation establishes a Primary Care Investment Council, charged with measuring primary care spending in Nebraska recommend an appropriate level of primary care investment across public and private payers, and recommend steps to attain that target. The Council is futher instructed to issue a report to the Governor and Legislative Council on an annual basis, starting in 2023 and continuing through 2028.

Sets targets for investment in primary and behavioral healthcare.

Requiring the Maryland Health Care Commission to provide a report, beginning December 1, 2024, and each year thereafter, to the Governor and the General Assembly containing an analysis of primary care investment, ways to improve the quality of and access to primary care services, and any findings and recommendations; requiring the Commission to establish a workgroup to develop the report to include an interpretation of the results of the required analysis and to make recommendations; etc.

Establishes an Office of Health Care Strategy Office to develop an annual health care cost growth benchmark and primary care spending target. Develops and adopts health care quality benchmarks. Develops strategies, in consultation with stakeholders, to meet such benchmarks and targets developed. Enhances the transparency of provider entities. Monitors the development of accountable care organizations and  patient-centered medical homes in the state. Monitors the adoption of alternative payment methodologies in the state. Legislation enacted as a provision of 2022 state budget legislation.

Requires the Office of Value-Based Health Care Delivery to establish mandatory minimums for payment innovations, including alternative payment models, and evaluate annually whether primary care spending is increasing in compliance with the established mandatory minimums for payment innovations.

Hawaii requires Medicaid Managed Care Organizations to report on and increase the percentage of medical expenditures devoted to primary care.

Provisions of the 2021-2022 state appropriations legislation establish a requirement that Medicaid Managed Care Organizations report the percentage of total medical expenditures devoted to primary care.  Requires the State Department of Pension and Benefits to report on primary care spending for state-run health plans, such as the state employees’ plan.

Establishes a primary care council, charged with analyzing primary care spend as a proportion of health care spending yearly, making recommendations for policy to recommend policies, regulations and legislation to increase access to primary care, improving the quality of primary care services and lowering the cost of primary care delivery while reducing overall health care costs;  Council must present a 5 year plan to the Secretary