Vermont Proposed Administrative Rules · January 14, 2026 · Primary source
Rule:26P001
Summary
Vermont's Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living has adopted new Brain Injury Program rules, codifying existing eligibility and program administration policies into the Health Care Administrative Rules for Vermont Medicaid services. The new rules modernize definitions, clarify continued clinical eligibility criteria, incorporate Electronic Visit Verification as federally required, address payment to legally responsible individuals, and add a new Service Broker service to comply with federal Conflict-Free Case Management requirements.
What this may mean
Brain Injury Program providers in Vermont are now subject to formal Medicaid rules that incorporate Electronic Visit Verification, Conflict-Free Case Management compliance, and updated eligibility standards, replacing longstanding policy-based administration. Providers delivering BIP services must align operations with these newly codified requirements, including the Service Broker service structure.
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