This bill aims to introduce the Patient-Centered Care program in Minnesota, which focuses on improving health outcomes and reducing healthcare costs for those enrolled in medical assistance and MinnesotaCare. It proposes direct payments from the state to healthcare providers for services, medication, and immunizations provided to these enrollees. The bill also promotes care coordination by paying primary care providers to manage and coordinate care for patients, with higher fees for clinics serving communities facing economic challenges affecting health. Additionally, the program encourages community outreach by funding community health workers to support mental health services, homelessness, and more. The bill emphasizes fair and timely payment to providers and sets up resources like hotlines and websites to help patients find providers and manage their health needs effectively.