Health insurance enrollment deadlines approaching
Open enrollment does not end until
Health care coverage secured after the
After this period, Virginians can still enroll in healthcare plans if they experience a qualifying life event, such as getting married, having a child, or losing health coverage. Virginians who have lost Medicaid coverage during the Medicaid unwinding period can also find affordable health plans on the Marketplace through
Every health plan offered on the Marketplace covers the 10 essential health benefits required by law, including emergency services, pregnancy and childbirth services, and prescription drugs. Individual and family plans are available to eligible Virginians, including those who are unemployed, are self-employed, or have jobs that don't provide affordable insurance options.
Virginians can visit Marketplace.Virginia.gov to browse and compare health insurance plans. The Help Center offers an FAQ resource page, and connections with agents over the phone or in person. Translation services are also available.
For more information or to enroll, visit marketplace.virginia.gov.


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