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Vermont Blue Advantage has partnered with the Brattleboro Retreat and Vermont Collaborative Care to build support for Medicare-eligible Vermonters that integrates the management of substance use disorder and mental health with physical health care.
Vermont Blue Advantage and Cathedral Square have formed a partnership to launch a Support and Services at Home (SASH®) pilot that will support the health of older Vermonters by providing comprehensive services in their homes.
Commentary by Dawn Schneiderman, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, about the annual open enrollment period for Medicare Supplemental plans and the impact to premiums with rolling enrollment periods.
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).
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont offers the only Vermont plan to receive an overall four and a half-star rating for 2021 from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Vermont Blue Advantage has been awarded a contract with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, providing Medicare Advantage plans to older Vermonters beginning in 2021.
Pamela Getsie was appointed President of Vermont Blue Advantage® in March 2020. Her leadership is essential to the success of this new venture.