There are a few factors to consider when deciding where to go for care, whether it’s a doctor’s office, walk-in clinic, urgent care, or the ER. Before you’re in a situation where you need to make this decision, it’s important to know your choices for care.
We want your feedback on how best to help you meet your health care needs. That’s why you’re invited to join our Member Advisory Committee (MAC) meetings.
Virginia Premier, the second largest managed care health organization in Virginia, will continue serving Medicaid recipients throughout the Commonwealth through the Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) rollout of the Medallion 4.0 health plan in August 2018.
Rebeca Gomez’ triplets are in Virginia Premier’s Healthy Footsteps program, which helps ensure healthy pregnancies for both babies and moms.
Stress can negatively affect our health. Especially during times like these, it’s important to make use of the support that is available to you.
Are you and your doctor on the same page with your medications? Getting the right prescription drugs and taking them properly are important to staying healthy.
The COVID-19 pandemic poses many challenges to our mental health. It’s added a variety of stressors and worries well beyond we might feel on a normal day.
Prediabetes is a condition in which your blood sugar levels are higher than normal, but not high enough to be Type 2 diabetes. Simple lifestyle changes can reverse prediabetes and prevent it from becoming Type 2 diabetes. More than 1 in 3 American adults have prediabetes. And 90% of people
Virginia Premier provides Virginia Premier members who are pregnant with a medical outreach representative and case management team.
Children enrolled in Medicaid are required to have two lead screenings: one at 12 months, and another at 24 months.
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