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Pages tagged “Blue Cross Blue Shield”

  • 2026 Health Care Reforms (H.585) - Overview & Analysis

    The bill, H.585, makes a set of health insurance reforms intended to strengthen oversight of nonprofit health insurers, increase transparency in parts of the health coverage market, and change certain payment and coverage rules, affecting insurer governance, executive compensation, association health plans, claims review, site-neutral reimbursement, prescription drug cost-sharing design, and health care sharing plan reporting.

    CFV

    Written by CFV
    April 15, 2026

  • Health Insurer and Provider Insolvency (H.482 / Act 49) - Overview & Analysis

    H.482 aims to balance the financial stability of health insurers with hospital accountability in Vermont’s healthcare system.

    Ben Kinsley

    Written by Ben Kinsley
    May 23, 2025

  • 2018 Blog Series - More Out of Your Pocket

    December 28, 2017

     

    Fellow Vermonters,

    I am sure that, like me, you are somewhat relieved in leaving 2017 behind us. The level of political turmoil and uncertainty about big issues like health care and income taxes has been exhausting. However, there may be cause for even more apprehension heading into 2018.

    Ben Kinsley

    Written by Ben Kinsley
    December 28, 2017

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