Nebraska § 71-7805 Primary Care Investment Council; duties

Nebraska Statutes

§ 71-7805 — Primary Care Investment Council; duties

Nebraska § 71-7805

Ch. 71Public Health and Welfare

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-7805 (2026).

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The Primary Care Investment Council shall:

(1)Develop an appropriate definition for primary care investment;

(2)Measure the current level of primary care investment, measured as a part of overall health care spending, by public and private payors in Nebraska;

(3)Conduct a comparison of spending on primary care services and health outcomes in Nebraska with surrounding states and nationally;

(4)Develop an appropriate target level of primary care investment by public and private payors in Nebraska;

(5)Recommend strategies to achieve the target level of primary care investment through alternative payment models;

(6)Identify the public health benefits and estimated cost savings that would result from meeting the target level of primary care investment through alternative payment models; a

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The Primary Care Investment Council shall:
(1) Develop an appropriate definition for primary care investment;
(2) Measure the current level of primary care investment, measured as a part of overall health care spending, by public and private payors in Nebraska;
(3) Conduct a comparison of spending on primary care services and health outcomes in Nebraska with surrounding states and nationally;
(4) Develop an appropriate target level of primary care investment by public and private payors in Nebraska;
(5) Recommend strategies to achieve the target level of primary care investment through alternative payment models;
(6) Identify the public health benefits and estimated cost savings that would result from meeting the target level of primary care investment through alternative payment models; and
(7) Identify solutions to barriers for Nebraska residents from accessing primary care and for health payors and medical providers from investing in primary care.