An Act to promote graduate medical education
This bill requires MassHealth (Massachusetts' Medicaid program) to fund graduate medical education payments for residency and training programs in community-based settings, specifically targeting primary care, behavioral health, and areas with physician shortages. It directly affects community health centers, family medicine nurse practitioners, dentists, and dental hygienists by making them eligible for these payments. Key provisions mandate MassHealth to seek maximum federal reimbursement, develop implementing rules within 180 days, prioritize placements in community settings serving high public payer populations, and consult with the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers. The policy changes focus on expanding access to training in underserved healthcare areas through targeted funding.
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Frank Moran
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Carlos González
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Jamie Eldridge
DDemocratic
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Russell Holmes
DDemocratic
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