Which term is a law specifically meant to increase access to primary care services?

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

Answer: (B)

Access to primary care is often expanded through laws that authorize or fund changes in how care is delivered and who can provide it. A term that reads like a legislative title and explicitly mentions primary care providers and practitioners signals a statute aimed at widening access, often by supporting the workforce, reimbursement, or regulatory adjustments. That makes this option the best fit for a law meant to increase access to primary care services.

The other terms describe either a way care is organized (a model of care) or legal concepts not designed to boost access (lawsuits and negligence).