Human services: medical services; primary care spending target; establish. Amends sec. 105d of 1939 PA 280 (MCL 400.105d) & adds sec. 105k.
Key claim: A House bill would require Michigan’s Medicaid program to establish a target for the share of medical-services spending that goes to primary care.
Abstract
(HB6288 · 103rd Legislature) Human services: medical services; primary care spending target; establish. Amends sec. 105d of 1939 PA 280 (MCL 400.105d) & adds sec. 105k. Sponsor: Rep. Douglas Wozniak ® + 6 co-sponsors In committee: H Health Policy Latest action (2026-09-01): Bill Electronically Reproduced 08/27/2026
Why this matters
Primary care spending targets are a policy lever used in other states to shift Medicaid resources toward preventive and longitudinal care rather than specialty and acute services. If enacted, Michigan would join a small group of states formally benchmarking primary care investment within Medicaid, potentially affecting provider payment mix and access for low-income enrollees. The proposal remains at the introduced stage.