Discover why Vermont residents must conduct annual insurance reviews to adjust coverage based on life changes, seasonal challenges, and financial benefits.

Governor Scott's veto of healthcare bill S.190 aims to balance insurance reform and cost management for Vermont residents. Learn more about the implications.

Vermont educators call for legislative changes to address education funding caps and rising health care costs, advocating for excluded expenses in school budgets.

Vermont faces rising health insurance premiums and coverage challenges in 2026 as enhanced ACA subsidies expire and Medicare Advantage plans withdraw, prompting officials to advise timely enrollment and offer guidance.

Pandemic-era health insurance subsidies are expiring in Vermont, causing significant premium increases and potential coverage loss for thousands. Policy debates continue on affordability and reform.

Vermont homeowners face a projected 12% rise in property taxes driven by increasing education costs and declining student numbers, prompting calls for school district consolidation and funding reform.

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.

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.