In 2013, the PPACA focused on improving preventative healthcare coverage for the Americans receiving preventative care. It also looked at expanding the use of:

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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010, often known as Obamacare, aimed to improve access to preventive healthcare and sought to reform the healthcare payment system to incentivize quality over quantity. One of the strategies was the expansion of bundled payments to providers, which is a method where payments to healthcare providers are based on the expected costs of a bundle of related services, rather than paying for each service separately. This approach encourages providers to offer care more efficiently and improve the coordination of care.

In 2013, the PPACA Focused on Improving Preventative Healthcare Coverage