Virginia Health Care Foundation | Serving more than 500,000 uninsured or medically underserved Virginians

Center for High Blood Pressure
Through a RxRelief Virginia grant from the Virginia Health Care Foundation, the Center for High Blood Pressure (formerly Richmond Area High Blood Pressure Center) employed a Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to assist eligible individuals with accessing medicines from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs at little to no cost via VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software. A separate VHCF grant enabled the clinic to add a nurse practitioner, expanding the care provided to area residents.
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Central Piedmont Health Services
VHCF funding helped establish a satellite community health center to serve uninsured residents of the City of Martinsville and Henry County.
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Central Virginia Health Services - Alberta Family Health Services
VHCF provided capital funding to expand primary Medical Services Alberta Family Health Services in Brunswick County
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Central Virginia Health Services - Charles City County
An RxRelief Virginia is helping support a Medication Assistance Program for patients served by CVHS' Charles City County site. The funding supports a dedicated staff person to help eligible, uninsured, chronically ill patients receive free prescription medications from the Patient Assistance Programs of the nation’s brandname pharmaceutical companies.
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Central Virginia Health Services - Charlotte Primary Care
VHCF funding allowed Central Virginia Health Services to hire an additional Physician at Charlotte Primary Care in Charlotte Court House. An additional VHCF grant is being used to support the salary and benefits of a new full-time dentist in Charlotte County. The dentist will serve children and adults, and is projected to provide dental care to more than a thousand patients in her first year of operation.
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Central Virginia Health Services - King William-Dawn Community Doctors
VHCF RxRelief Virginia funds have helped King William-Dawn Community Doctors increase access to free medications for eligible uninsured, chronically ill area residents. The funding supports a medication assistance caseworker to access pharmaceutical companies programs for patients in need, using VHCF's The Pharmacy Connection software. An additional grant is helping fund the Medication Assistance Program for patients served by CVHS sites in King William and Charles City County. The funding supports a dedicated staff person to help eligible, uninsured, chronically ill patients receive free prescription medications from the Patient Assistance Programs of the nation’s brandname pharmaceutical companies.
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Central Virginia Health Services - Westmoreland Medical Center
VHCF funds underwrote the hiring of an additional physician at Westmoreland Medical Center in Westmoreland County.
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Central Virginia Health Services, Inc.
VHCF funding helped finance construction of a new health care facility to increase primary care access for residents of Brunswick County
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Charlotte County Educational Foundation, Inc.
A VHCF grant provided funding for a part-time school nurse to improve the quality of life for rural teen mothers and their children by performing home visits and providing parenting education.
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Charlottesville Area Dental Access
A VHCF grant to Charlottesville Area Dental Access (CADA)help fund the salary of a full-time pediatric dentist at its Community Children's Dental Center. Working in partnership with local dentists, the Community Children's Dental Center serves children from Charlottesville and five surrounding counties who are enrolled in the state's FAMIS and FAMIS Plus child health insurance programs.
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