Proposals for universal primary care have become a central platform point in the race for Vermont’s top state office.
The Democratic candidates for governor and lieutenant governor, Amanda Janoo and Molly Gray, tout free publicly funded primary care as their chief healthcare policy proposal leading into the Nov. 3 general election.
Proponents of the policy say it can reduce costs by keeping people healthier in the first place, while skeptics worry it does not target the most expensive parts of healthcare and bring true affordability. continue reading