Green Mountain Care Board signals move to monthly reporting, differentiated hospital benchmarks and transition to reference-based pricing Green Mountain Care Board staff told the House Committee on Health Care the board will publish earlier draft guidance, require more frequent (monthly) financial reporting from hospitals and shift from a one-size benchmark to benchmarks that vary by hospital type as it prepares to implement reference-based pricing under Act 68 by fiscal 2027.

The Green Mountain Care Board is shaking up hospital budget oversight by moving to monthly reporting and customized benchmarks, aimed at improving financial health across Vermont's diverse healthcare landscape.

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Vermont committee advocates for stronger primary care presence in healthcare reform Committee members express need for comprehensive primary care in Vermont's healthcare budget reform.

Vermont's healthcare system is at a crossroads, with urgent calls for reform that prioritize primary care and address the financial strain on hospitals.

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Vermont Green Mountain Care Board debates healthcare pricing and prescription drug regulations The board discusses budget impacts on primary care and critical access hospitals' pricing structures.

Vermont's healthcare leaders are at a crossroads, grappling with new regulations that could redefine hospital budgets and impact patient care across the state.

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