Marketplace deadline is Dec. 15 for Virginians to apply for healthcare coverage
Share
Friday, December 15, 2023 is the last day for Virginians to apply for health care coverage that starts on January 1, 2024.
Search Results for healthcare
Share
Virginia community colleges, industries partner to increase healthcare workforce
Share
Virginia’s community colleges are partnering with private and public stakeholders to address a healthcare workforce shortage.
Sen. Kaine, colleagues introduce legislation to expand healthcare for America’s aging veterans
Share
The Elizabeth Dole Home Care Act would expand access to home and community-based services (HCBS) for aging veterans.
Augusta Health partners with financial healthcare system Breez Health
Share
Financial assistance for income-eligible patients at Augusta Health is now streamlined thanks to a partnership with Breez Health.
Richmond healthcare services company owner sentenced to 51 months in prison for fraud
Share
A Virginia woman was sentenced today to 51 months in prison for conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud, health care fraud and wire fraud.
Tennessee-based healthcare company fined $4.6M for improper billing practices in Virginia
Share
A progressive behavioral healthcare company with two locations in Virginia has been ordered to pay $4,611,375 for improper billing.
Sentara Scholars awards $200,000 to JMU for students pursuing healthcare
Share
Sentara Health awarded James Madison University with a check for $200,000 for students pursuing careers in health care.
EMU receives $200,000 from Sentara Scholars for students entering healthcare pipeline
Share
Sentara Health is donating $3 million through its Sentara Scholars program to support students who are pursuing healthcare careers.
Augusta Health partners with Shenandoah Women’s Healthcare
Share
Shenandoah Women’s Healthcare in Harrisonburg will join the Augusta Medical Group practice beginning August 1.
Virginia healthcare company to pay $3 million to settle false Medicare claims
Share
A healthcare services company headquartered in Fairfax will pay $3 million to resolved allegations that it violated the False Claim Acts by engaging in fraudulent billing activities for more than four years.
