The comments come as tens of thousands of Virginians have already dropped their health insurance due to spiked premiums, after Congress failed to renew ACA subsidies and as forthcoming changes to Medi...

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Uninsured pregnant Virginians now qualify for a special enrollment period to enroll in Marketplace health coverage.

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After the ACA tax credit lapsed in December, enrollees are opting for less robust health plans or dropping coverage altogether.

Consumer advocates in Virginia said the trend of

Virginia must take advantage of the options it has to protect coverage for children and families and protect the stability of the health care system.

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Small-business owners, middle-income families and older adults will be the hardest hit by the end of enhanced premium tax credits.

State agencies are scrambling to avoid costly penalties and track an influx of paperwork