Receptor Sites for the Primary Care Function: Reaction to the Paper by Karen Davis, PhD, and Kristof Stremikis, MPP

home. For participants in this 40th anniversary celebration of the founding of the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM), this emphasis on the centrality of reformed primary care to meet the health care needs of Americans is a call to the “supper table of mom and apple pie.” The call resonates with family physicians’ hunger for acknowledgment and with the fullness of knowledge that systems based on primary care have higher quality, healthier people, less inequality in health care and health, and lower costs. 2