The health care regulator capped overall charge increases to private insurance for patient care at Vermont hospitals at 3.4% or less, and cut most requests for more patient revenue.
The board that oversees Vermont’s healthcare system has received a final report on reforming healthcare in the state.
Monday's protest comes after a recent consultant's report from the Green Mountain Care Board recommended restructuring or even closing multiple hospitals due to financial issues.
The protestors denounced national Medicaid cut-offs and a Green Mountain Care Board consultant’s report, written by Bruce ...
TOWNSHEND — Grace Cottage Hospital's new chief executive officer is pushing back against a conclusion in a state-ordered ...
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Report: 4 Vermont hospitals face risk of closure, but all are in financial distressThe Green Mountain Care Board presented the final report of a consultant hired to figure out how to make the state's ...
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‘Nonviolent Medicaid Army’ to protest at Vt. Supreme CourtDemonstrators on Monday called for the state to cover the cost of health care for more Vermonters.The Vermont Workers’ Center ...
A years-long analysis has found Vermont’s hospitals are in an increasingly desperate financial situation and would require ...
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - The Green Mountain Care Board has reached a conclusion in their budget review for fiscal year 2025. Overall, GMCB approved $3.7 billion in hospital spending for next year.
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