- Medicaid/FAMIS Renewals will Resume Beginning in March 2023 Here’s what you need to know…
- Sign Up, Pay Down! A joint effort to enhance competitive offers from dental safety net practices in Virginia through student loan repayments and signing bonuses.
- Grants to Increase the Mental Health Workforce Pipeline Awarded to Six Virginia Universities Today the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), in consultation with the Virginia Health Care Foundation (VHCF), awarded Higher Education Mental Health Workforce Pilot grants to six universities.
- Op-ed: Exciting progress to reduce Virginia's shortage of mental health professionals
- New Assessment Finds Alarming Shortage of Virginia Licensed Behavioral Health Professionals and Outlines Attainable Solutions Clear evidence of the current problem and an alarming future if solutions are not undertaken can be found in an Assessment of the Capacity of Virginia’s Licensed Behavioral Health Workforce just released by the Virginia Health Care Foundation (VHCF).
- Ready to pursue Licensure as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)? Check out Boost 200. Masters-prepared Counselors and Social Workers can apply now for this new opportunity to pay for their licensure-required Supervision hours.
- Behavioral Health Hub This listserv serves as a venue for the behavioral health community to share new resources, tips, and thoughts related to the delivery of behavioral health services and self-care during the COVID-19 public health emergency.
- 2021 Profile of Virginia's Uninsured Check out data and maps to better understand who is uninsured in Virginia – including numbers of uninsured who are income eligible for Medicaid/FAMIS and Marketplace coverage, regions with more uninsured and other demographics.
- Virginia Health Care Foundation Awards $1,482,078 in Grants to Increase Availability of Behavioral Health + Dental Care in the State VHCF has awarded 15 Virginia organizations nearly $1,500,000 in grants to expand behavioral health care and medical care services throughout the state.
- Make Life Great as a Psych NP! Check out VHCF’s Psych NP Scholarship Program. Nurse Practitioners can apply for full-scholarships to obtain a post-Graduate Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Certificate.
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Masters-prepared Social Workers and Counselors can apply now for Boost 200, a special initiative to help them become LPCs or LCSWs in Virginia.
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Virginians ages 6 months and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Click here to learn more.
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For help navigating the Marketplace, find an Enroll Virginia Navigator near you. Enrollment in Virginia’s free or low-cost Medicaid/FAMIS programs is available year-round. For help applying, find a VHCF Project Connect Outreach Worker near you.
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648,000 Virginians have no health insurance.
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More than 141,000 Virginians have obtained health insurance via VHCF.
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Now is a great time to apply for comprehensive health coverage through Medicaid/FAMIS. Applications are accepted 365 days a year. Call 1-855-242-8282 or visit www.coverva.org to learn more.
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VHCF has helped more than 360,866 uninsured Virginians obtain Rx medicines.
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VHCF funding has supported more than 3.8 million patient visits.
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Registration is now open for live, virtual SignUpNow workshops! To be added to the SignUpNow email list to receive workshop updates, please email signupnow@vhcf.org.
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VHCF is the largest funder of Virginia’s dental safety net.
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VHCF offers full scholarships for NPs to obtain a post-master's Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Certificate. Click here to learn more.
VHCF touches the lives of thousands of Virginians every day.
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