Universal primary care plateaus in committee

House Appropriations Chair Rep. Kitty Toll, D-Danville. File photo by Anne Galloway/VTDigger
The 2018 legislative session was a roller-coaster ride for advocates of universal primary care in Vermont.
Supporters celebrated when the primary care bill, S.53, advanced with public financing mechanisms built in. And they rallied behind the bill when state legislators questioned the feasibility of taxpayer-funded health care.Get all of VTDigger's political news.You'll never miss a political story with