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AHS and Green Mountain Care Board debate roles, sequencing in proposed statewide health care delivery plan
Summary
Agency of Human Services and Green Mountain Care Board officials told the Senate Health & Welfare Committee on Feb. 20 they support a statewide health care delivery plan but differ on sequencing, oversight roles and how hospital transformation work should align with community-based services.
Agency of Human Services officials and the Green Mountain Care Board told the Vermont Senate Health & Welfare Committee on Feb. 20 that they support creating a statewide health care delivery plan but urged clearer definitions of roles, sequencing and oversight before language is finalized.
At a committee hearing, Brandon Krause, director of health care reform at the Agency of Human Services, said AHS wants the plan to “include those other community-based providers” and to reflect regulatory roles so that sections tied to hospital regulation align with the Green Mountain Care Board’s responsibilities while AHS covers nonhospital providers.
The nut of the discussion centered on how to align ongoing hospital…
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