
Correction to Recent News Coverage
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.
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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.
Our Customer Service Call Center was recently awarded 2024 Call Center of the Year among small and mid-sized organizations.
Amy Stoll, a Blue Cross VT Clinical Pharmacist, is the recipient of the 2024 Distinguished Young Pharmacist of the Year Award.
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.
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.