Health insurance marketplace enrollment underway
Open enrollment is underway for
This open enrollment season, running now through
Launched in 2023, the marketplace has helped more than 400,000
"With more than 3,000 certified local assisters and agents across the commonwealth and translation services in more than 15 languages, our team of experts is here to guide Virginians through open enrollment and ensure they receive the best plan to fit their needs and budget," said
The marketplace is the only place where Virginians can apply for financial assistance to help lower their monthly health insurance costs. Nine out of 10 customers qualify for savings, and many Virginians can get coverage for as little as
Every health plan offered on the marketplace covers the 10 essential health benefits required by law, which include emergency services, pregnancy and childbirth services, and prescription drugs.
"Navigating changes in your health care coverage can be daunting, especially for the many residents who have recently lost Medicaid coverage," said Patchett.
The plan year 2025 Open Enrollment Period runs through
For those who enroll
To get started, Virginians can visit Marketplace.Virginia.gov to browse and compare health insurance plans.
The Marketplace Help Center on the website can connect Virginians to someone either in person or on the phone. Free translation services are also available.
The FAQ page at the website answers some of the most common questions about the marketplace.


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