Healey intends to sign an executive order requiring that MassHealth invest 12% of its total medical spending into primary care by 2028, the governor's office said. In 2024, 8.4% of MassHealth spending was dedicated to primary care, according to a state dashboard. WATCH HERE WATCH HEREHouse and Senate bills mapping out a primary care spending target were sent to conference committee talks Friday. "We brought together leaders with different perspectives and expertise because everyone agreed on one thing—we have to make health care more affordable," Healey said in a statement Monday. Other special commissions operate more transparently, including the Health Policy Commission's primary care task force that broadcast its meetings on YouTube and posted presentations on its website.