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When it comes to CVS proposal, Massachusetts needs more primary care – but without Mass General Brigham prices
Massachusetts will review a proposal to affiliate 37 CVS MinuteClinic locations with Mass General Brigham to address primary care shortages, with projected annual cost increases ranging from $13 million to $40 million. The plan aims to expand services at MinuteClinics to include preventive care and chronic disease management, potentially serving up to 120,000 adults.
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