The Primary Care Enhancement Act of 2025 aims to improve access to primary healthcare by recognizing direct primary care service arrangements as a valid form of medical care. This legislation seeks to make it easier for individuals to use these arrangements without losing benefits associated with health savings accounts. One of the main provisions of the Act is that it officially classifies direct primary care service arrangements as medical care under the Internal Revenue Code. This means that fees paid for these services can be counted as eligible medical expenses.