Vermont Blue Advantage will discontinue Medicare Advantage plans in 2026, impacting 26,000 enrollees. HealthSpring assumes retiree plans amid market exits by UnitedHealthcare. State braces for enrollment shifts.
Nearly all individual Medicare Advantage plans in Vermont will end in 2026, with major providers withdrawing coverage and limited options remaining. Learn about the implications for Medicare beneficiaries and available alternatives.
Vermont Blue Advantage will terminate Medicare Advantage plans at end of 2025, prompting members to select new coverage during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period. Key details on plan options, guaranteed issue rights, and regulatory guidance for Vermont residents.
New Vermont law allows health regulators to reduce hospital reimbursements from insurers at risk of insolvency, addressing financial strain in the state's health insurance market.
Vermont enacts 2025 updates to captive insurance laws, aligning regulatory framework with industry standards to maintain competitive domicile status for captive insurers.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont faces financial challenges leading to proposed rate hikes. Vermont regulators balance insurer solvency with affordability in ongoing insurance market discussions.
Vermont sees registration of sixteen new captive insurance companies in Q1 2025, raising total licensed captives to 1,378. Key management firms involved in this expansion.
Vermont residents to lose two Medicare Advantage plans in 2025 as MVP and WellCare cease operations, leaving thousands in search of new coverage. Read about the challenges facing insurance plans and the impact on health care in Vermont.
