Part B requires the Governor to issue a biennial State Health Plan and establishes an advisory council to assist in the development of the plan.

Part C ties the administration of the certificate of need process to the State Health Plan and the capital investment fund. It further seeks to strengthen the public database administered by the Maine Health Data Organization.

Part D requires insurers in the small group market to submit to the Superintendent of Insurance the same rate information that insurers in other markets are required to provide.

Part E requires certain health care providers to provide consumer information.

Part F establishes voluntary constraints on health care cost increases.

Part G requires the Governor to work to improve access to care for veterans and to improve Medicare reimbursements for Maine providers.