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.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont Enters Next Chapter as Beth Roberts Assumes Role of President and CEO
Following a two-month transition period, Beth Roberts officially takes leadership of Blue Cross VT.
Vermont Blue Advantage will not offer Medicare Advantage plans in 2026
Vermont Blue Advantage announced its decision to not offer Medicare Advantage plans in 2026.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont Names Beth-Ann Roberts as Next President and CEO
The Board of Directors for Blue Cross VT announces Beth-Ann Roberts as the organization’s next President and CEO.
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.
Blue Cross VT Earns Awards for Excellence in Customer Service
Our Customer Service Call Center was recently awarded 2024 Call Center of the Year among small and mid-sized organizations.
Blue Cross Vermont Pharmacist receives Distinguished Young Pharmacist of the Year Award
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, Retiring at the End of 2025
Don George, President and CEO, chooses to retire at the end of 2025 after 32 years of service
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont Announces Dual Promotions of Jessica Pinkans and Jessica Moore
Celebrating New Career Milestones – Congratulations to our Promoted Team Members
Premium Increases Are Required Again in 2025
Hospital-based care, drugs, and state policy changes have left Vermonters with upward premium growth for 2025.