Premium Increases Are Required Again in 2025
Hospital-based care, drugs, and state policy changes have left Vermonters with upward premium growth for 2025.
See below for the latest news from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont.
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Hospital-based care, drugs, and state policy changes have left Vermonters with upward premium growth for 2025.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont intends to hold Teva accountable for its anticompetitive, unfair, manipulative, and deceptive actions to reap excessive profits from Copaxone.
Rutland Regional Medical Center has been designated as a Blue Distinction® Centers for Maternity Care.
To help enhance health care accessibility, Blue Cross VT announced the removal of prior authorization to Open MRI in Vermont and New Hampshire, effective February 1, 2024.
The enhanced Community Primary Care (ECPC) program is focused on providing monthly incentive payments for community primary care providers to support high-quality care while encouraging low-cost referral patterns for screenings and specialist care.
To meet the increasing need for improved access to mental health and substance use disorder services, Blue Cross VT has removed prior authorization requirements for mental health and substance use disorder treatment for in-state, in-network facilities.
Our internet service provider, Lumen, experienced a storm-related outage and fire. Lumen is working diligently to lay new fiber and have our internet and phone systems back up and running as soon as possible.
We are supporting a cohort of 26 local health care providers with a scholarship to Lifestyle Medicine education and training sessions.
The partnership enables both organizations to begin sharing resources and expertise to broaden health plan and service offerings available through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont.
Announcing new partnership with Valera Health, a leader in virtual mental health care.