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Vermont Commission on Health Care Reform


Vermont's Health Care Reform Commission was created in 2005. It has two purposes:
  • » recommend health care reform legislation
  • » monitor health reform initiatives
The State's Executive branch is clearly responsible for implementation of health care reform initiatives. The Commission now has 12 members: 4 Representatives, 4 Senators, 2 members appointed by the Speaker of the House and President Pro Temp of the Senate, and two members appointed by the governor. Information on the legislation creating the Commission
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Green Mountain Care
VT Health Care Reform
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