All Commission meetings will be held at 4160 Patterson Ave. in conference Room 100 at 1:00 p.m., unless noted otherwise. Details on meeting dates, registration, agendas, recordings, and materials are listed below.
NOTE: Any in-person meeting hosted by the commission either at their 4160 Patterson Avenue address or elsewhere will be canceled if the State is under a "liberal leave policy" or experiences a delayed opening.
All virtual Commission meetings or Commission workgroup meetings will be held as scheduled regardless of State government closing announcements because these virtual meetings do not require travel.
Primary Care Investment workgroup is a group of select stakeholders out of Senate Bill 734 that requires the commission to annually report on ways to improve quality and access to primary care services, with special attention to increasing health equity whilst reducing health care disparities.
Monthly Commission meetings address key areas of health planning, regulation, and policy. These meetings serve as a platform for evaluating statewide healthcare needs and shaping strategic priorities for the future.
Innovative Delivery Care Models: Join MHCC and MedChi to learn how two Maryland FQHCs provide comprehensive primary and preventive care to underserved communities.
Electronic Health Network Town Hall will focus on reporting Electronic Health Care Transactions to the State-Designated Health Information Exchange, CRISP.
Primary Care Investment workgroup is a group of select stakeholders out of Senate Bill 734 that requires the commission to annually report on ways to improve quality and access to primary care services, with special attention to increasing health equity whilst reducing health care disparities.
This meeting is scheduled to discuss strategies for improving data submission quality and to review the 2026 MCDB reporting deadlines. We will also cover upcoming changes to the 2026 APM data collection process and hold a Q&A session to address payor inquiries.
Monthly Commission meetings address key areas of health planning, regulation, and policy. These meetings serve as a platform for evaluating statewide healthcare needs and shaping strategic priorities for the future.