; table of contents. Sec. 2. Enhancing primary care in the home. Sec. 3. Improving coverage for Medicare home infusion. Sec. 4. Establishing payment for staff-assisted home dialysis. Sec. 5. Ensuring Medicare beneficiaries have access to in-home labs. Sec. 6. Expanding advanced diagnostic imaging in the home. Sec. 7. Delivering personal care services to Medicare beneficiaries. Sec. 8. Building the future of the home-based care workforce. 2. Enhancing primary care in the home (a) In general The Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS Secretary) shall allow primary care providers (PCPs) enrolled in Medicare Part B to elect to receive a monthly capitated payment for Primary Care Qualified Evaluation and Management Services (PQEM) as an alternative to fee-for-service reimbursement. Providers shall be allowed to elect to receive a monthly capitated payment for a period of time ranging from one to five years. (b) Covered services The HHS Secretary shall annually identify PQEM services no later than October 1 each year. At a minimum, these services shall include the following services when billed by a primary care provider or a nonprimary care specialist (as outlined by the Secretary): (1) Office or Other Outpatient Services (99201–99205, 99211–99215). (2) Domiciliary, Rest Home or Custodial Care Services (99324–99328, 99334–99337). (3) Domiciliary, Rest Home or Home Care Plan Oversight Services 99339–99340). (4) Home Services (99341–99345, 99347–99350). (5) Transitional Care Management Services (99495–99496). (6) Care Coordination Management Services (99490). (7) Wellness Visits (G0402, G0438, G0439). (c) Payment The capitated payment system designed by the HHS Secretary shall have the following: (1) Base capitated payments should reflect the previous 3 years excluding the period during which there was an active public health emergency for COVID–19. (2) There should be an increase in payments to reflect the need for PCPs to invest in changing their office practice workflow. (3) Higher PCP payment could be possible