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Health care providers now have the ability to track a patient’s social determinants of health through new medical codes championed by a Family Nurse Practitioner and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont.
Blue Cross and BlueShield of Vermont worked with a provider on the implementation of new ICD-10 codes to allow health care providers to better track and address food security issues.
A recently published case study focused on the positive outcomes for Blue Cross members participating in a program to improve treatment options for patients struggling with opioid use for musculoskeletal pain conditions.
The National Committee for Quality Assurance announced that Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont was rated among the highest commercial health insurance carrier scores in Vermont.
We are pleased to welcome David Yoo as the company’s new Chief Information Officer.
In 2022, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont is lowering premiums by 1.5% overall.
We are a proud underwriter of the Listen Up! Project and encourage anyone who has a young adult in their life to support and watch the Listen Up Project performance.
Black women under the age of 24 are more likely to experience severe childbirth complications than white women over the age of 35, according to data from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
For the first time since the inception of the Affordable Care Act, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont recommends a premium reduction for 2022. The overall premium reduction is due to the company’s cost containment initiatives.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont welcomes Jason Robart and Karin Chamberlain to its board of directors.