Something’s percolating at CMS – the agency that operates Medicaid and CHIP – with potential to connect more people to primary care and advance health equity.
In our complex health system, primary care knits together fragmented and uncoordinated parts of health care. That’s important for all of us, but absolutely vital for the children, people with disabilities, rural residents, historically underrepresented communities and low-income adults who depend on Medicaid and CHIP.
