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Congress allowed funds covering COVID testing and vaccines for uninsured Virginians to run out The loss risks a critical safety net

One in seven eligible adults have already accessed newly expanded Medicaid dental care

It’s been a little over six months since Virginians with Medicaid also began receiving dental insurance. Virginia’s Department of Medical Assistance Services estimates that in that time more than 100,000 people have gotten dental care.

Richmond medical volunteers serve patients from 118 different countries

Richmond medical volunteers serve patients from 118 different countries Crossover Healthcare Ministry provides a full spectrum of healthcare services to low-income individuals, those without insurance, or those who are on Medicaid. and last updated 2021-04-22 18:20:02-04 RICHMOND, Va. Delia Nohemy Lopez Figueroa will soon bring a new life into the world. By word of mouth, the Guatemalan-native sought prenatal care through Crossover Healthcare Ministry located on Richmond’s Southside. With the help of a volunteer interpreter, Delia said she’s uninsured and has nowhere else to turn to for help with her pregnancy. “I was offered help possibly in July and August at other places and by then I would’ve given birth,” she explained.

Data show large disparities in access to healthcare across Central Virginia

Data show large disparities in access to healthcare across Central Virginia New data released by the United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg revealed large disparities in access to healthcare across Central Virginia. and last updated 2021-04-16 17:49:48-04 RICHMOND, Va. New data released by the United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg revealed large disparities in access to healthcare across Central Virginia. The report, which was released on Thursday, aimed to shed light on the inequities that exist disproportionately from locality to locality. “People without health insurance often receive less medical care and have worse health outcomes than people with insurance,” according to a press release. “United Way’s Equity Data Series identifies disparities through the lens of the organization’s Steps to Success framework, a set of nine areas that guides the nonprofit’s work in the community.”

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