The proposed bill establishes the "Office of Primary Care Transformation" within the Department of Health and Human Services, aimed at enhancing primary care services in Michigan. The office will provide technical assistance to primary care practices, analyze policies to improve access to affordable care, expand the primary care workforce, and address social needs affecting patient care. Additionally, it will collaborate with community organizations and health information networks to improve care coordination and support the development of resources for primary care practices. The office is also tasked with making legislative recommendations regarding funding and grant programs to bolster primary care services.

Furthermore, the bill creates the "Primary Care Transformation Fund" within the state treasury, which will receive deposits from various sources and will not lapse at the end of the fiscal year. The Department of Health and Human Services will administer this fund, directing its expenditures to implement the provisions of the act. The act will only take effect if certain related legislation is also enacted.