Do I need to switch to Primary Care Plan (PCP) if I have an existing outpatient primary care plan for my workers?

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Yes, you must buy a PCP for eligible workers from MOM's approved Anchor Operators.

With a PCP, you can expect significant cost saving.

A PCP also encourages workers to seek appropriate care to manage their chronic diseases before they worsen and require more complex and expensive specialist care.

Do I need to switch to Primary Care Plan (PCP) if I have an existing outpatient primary care plan for my workers?

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