Virginia Beach Begins Accepting Applications Under Expanded Health Coverage
As a result of passage of the 2018
"Human Services is pleased to support increased access to health care coverage for
Individuals in the Governor's Access Plan (GAP) and Planned First (PF) programs with incomes under 138 percent FPL will be automatically enrolled into Medicaid coverage. Letters informing program participants of these changes should be mailed soon.
Participants in the
All other individuals interested in enrolling in Medicaid beginning
* Telephone: CoverVA Call Center (1-855-242-8282) or VDSS Enterprise Call Center (1-855-635-4370)
* Online:
* In-Person:
Additional information on coverage is available 24/7 on the CoverVA website (coverva.org) or by calling 1-855-242-8282 (1-888-221-1590 for individuals who are deaf or hearing-impaired) between the hours of
For those interested in further information before enrollment begins, the



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