Lawmakers hope payment reform can shore up primary care in Vermont

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Top Democrats in the House and Senate say strengthening Vermont’s primary care system is top of mind this year, and they hope partly reviving an old payment reform idea could improve access.

A pair of bills in each chamber would re-introduce the idea of paying for primary care based on the number of patients served — not each individual visit or procedure. And they would also tell the state’s insurers to redirect more of their spending toward primary care.

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