Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont Sees Notable Financial Improvement in 2025
Financial recovery expected to be a multi-year process as we continue focus on sustainable solutions to address rising health care costs.
See below for the latest news from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont.
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Financial recovery expected to be a multi-year process as we continue focus on sustainable solutions to address rising health care costs.
Following a two-month transition period, Beth Roberts officially takes leadership of Blue Cross VT.
Vermont Blue Advantage announced its decision to not offer Medicare Advantage plans in 2026.
The Board of Directors for Blue Cross VT announces Beth-Ann Roberts as the organization’s next President and CEO.
Recent media news has reported twice in the past week that Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont is “on the brink of bankruptcy.” This is untrue and a misrepresentation of Blue Cross VT’s financial condition.
Don George, President and CEO, chooses to retire at the end of 2025 after 32 years of service
Celebrating New Career Milestones – Congratulations to our Promoted Team Members
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.
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.