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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont members can receive reimbursement for the costs of at home COVID-19 tests. Coverage for OTC COVID-19 tests is effective through the end of the Federal state of emergency.
Medicare Supplement plan members will have lower premiums in 2022—Blue Cross is providing rate relief to members to reflect the lower utilization of health care services by people over age 65 during the pandemic.
Vermont Blue Advantage has been awarded their second contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, offering Medicare Advantage plans to Vermonters.
Blue MedicareRxSM Prescription Drug Plan was again awarded the highest star rating in Vermont. This is the only Medicare Part D program in Vermont to achieve an overall four and a half-star rating for 2022 from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
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.