Oregon did a coordinated primary care investment and found they saved twelve dollars for every one dollar they invested in primary care.
SupportedRick Bennett, at Maine Governor General Election Debate (Maine Public)
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Why we checked itSpecific 12:1 return on investment figure attributed to an Oregon study — verifiable against Oregon health policy research.
What we foundOregon's coordinated Patient-Centered Primary Care Home investment did produce documented savings of approximately $12–$13 for every $1 invested, confirmed by multiple independent sources including official state government reports and an independent academic evaluation.