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Vermont passes bill to reduce insurance influence on health care

May 06, 2024 Reprints

Vermont legislators have passed a bill aimed at reducing the influence of insurance companies on health care, the Burlington Free Press reports. The bill, H.766, is designed to eliminate administrative delays and improve patient care by streamlining insurance requirements. It also includes a provision requiring insurance companies to offer at least one type of asthma inhaler without prior authorization.

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