Lifestyle Medicine a Focus at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont
Keri LeCompte has been named the first Program Director for Lifestyle Medicine at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont.
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Heidi Masi named Director of Human Resources at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont
Heidi Masi has been promoted to lead our Human Resources, Organizational Development, and Facilities departments. She has been with Blue Cross VT for 24 years.
Nancy Hogue drives Rx cost savings at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont
Nancy Hogue, Director of Pharmacy, brings 30 years of industry and clinical expertise to serve Blue Cross VT members.
Blue Cross Supports Primary Care Providers
Care coordination payments will continue for 2023 for primary care practices who deliver essential care to members.
Blue Cross VT Names Pinello-White Chief Administrative Officer
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont has elevated Margaret Pinello-White to the newly created role of Chief Administrative Officer.
Get Outside and Have Fun During Blue Cross Snow Days
Enjoy the great winter activities that Vermont has to offer by participating in our annual Snow Days event, taking place at ten locations around Vermont from January 28 to February 12.
Blue Cross Will Pause Relationship with OneCare Vermont in 2023
Blue Cross will forego a contract with OneCare Vermont (OCV) for the 2023 plan year.
Andrew Garland: Keeping A Keen Eye on Cost of Care
This commentary is by Andrew Garland, Vice President of Client Relations and External Affairs regarding how Vermonters can collectively impact the future costs of health care premiums.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont Sues Pharmaceutical Giant
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont filed a lawsuit against Teva Pharmaceuticals, the manufacturer of Copaxone (a brand-name drug for multiple sclerosis (MS)), after learning of Teva’s years-long scheme to reap excessive profits from Copaxone.
Vermont Blue Advantage Strengthens Access to Mental Health Care
Vermont Blue Advantage has partnered with the Brattleboro Retreat and Vermont Collaborative Care to build support for Medicare-eligible Vermonters that integrates the management of substance use disorder and mental health with physical health care.