Virginia Medallion 2.2

Virginia Medallion is a Medicaid managed care program designed to provide a wide range of healthcare services to low-income individuals and families in Virginia.

Eligibility for Virginia Medallion is generally based on income level, age, and residency in Virginia. It specifically serves certain groups including families, pregnant women, and individuals with disabilities.

Virginia Medallion covers various health services including hospital stays, outpatient care, prescription drugs, preventive care, and mental health services.

Enrollment in Virginia Medallion can be completed online through the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services website or by contacting local social services.

Yes, members can choose their healthcare providers from the network of contracted providers available with their plan.

Members can file a complaint through their managed care organization by contacting customer service or using any provided grievance procedures.

Virginia Medallion generally has low or no cost for eligible participants; however, some may have minimal copayments for certain services.

You can find participating providers by visiting the website of your chosen managed care organization or using the provider directory available through the Department of Medical Assistance Services.

In case of an emergency, you should seek immediate medical attention. You can visit the nearest emergency room regardless of network provider restrictions.

You can contact Virginia Medallion by calling the toll-free number provided on their official website or by reaching out directly to your managed care organization's customer service.