Which law is aimed at improving access to primary care services?

• A. Primary Care Model
• B. Lawsuits
• C. Primary Care Providers and Practitioners Act
• D. MD

Answer: (C)

Access to primary care improves when policies create or remove barriers that limit who can provide care, where care is available, and how easily patients can obtain it. A law titled Primary Care Providers and Practitioners Act would be designed to address these issues directly—establishing rules, funding, or incentives to expand the workforce, support practice in underserved areas, and streamline access for patients. That makes it the best fit for the goal of improving access.

The other ideas don’t fit as a law aimed at increasing access. A Primary Care Model describes how care could be organized or delivered, but not a legal framework. Lawsuits are legal actions that can influence practice in complex ways but aren’t a statute aimed at expanding access. MD is a professional credential, not legislation.