The Portuguese Family Health Unit Network (USF-AN) believes that Portugal can achieve a goal of providing a family doctor for all citizens by 2029. This optimism stems from increasing retirements creating vacancies and a sufficient number of medical interns currently in training. However, USF-AN cautions that simply opening positions will not solve the problem. The organization emphasizes the need for comprehensive strategies beyond simply increasing the number of available slots. They suggest that addressing the underlying issues impacting physician retention and attraction to family medicine is crucial. Successfully meeting the 2029 target requires a multifaceted approach focusing on improving working conditions and incentivizing doctors to choose primary care in Portugal. Ultimately, the organization highlights that structural changes are vital to ensuring equitable healthcare access across the country.