Important: Have you moved in the past three years? Has your address or contact information changed? Please make sure Kaiser Permanente has your current mobile phone number, email, and mailing address so our records are up to date. It’s important to make sure we can reach you with information about changes to your health insurance. There may be steps you need to take to keep your coverage.
Update your contact information today by signing into your kp.org account or by calling Member Services at 855-249-5025 (TTY 711), Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. (except holidays).
Medicaid provides free or low-cost health coverage to low-income individuals and their families. The Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) administers both the Medicaid and CHIP programs (which is Virginia’s program for children who meet certain eligibility criteria).
Virginia Premier and Kaiser Permanente have joined together in Northern Virginia to offer you expanded access to health care services. Through this relationship, Virginia Premier/Kaiser Permanente members will receive quality health care at any Kaiser Permanente medical center.
Virginia Premier has a long-standing history of providing access to care throughout the Commonwealth. Together, we will stay true to our commitment to improve the health of communities in every part of Virginia.
You have a wide network of doctors to choose from. All available Kaiser Permanente doctors accept Virginia Premier/Kaiser Permanente Medicaid members.
Medicaid in Virginia provides a core set of health care benefits, including doctor visits and immunizations. If you are eligible for Medicaid, you can be covered for health services like:
Outpatient care
Pediatric services
Medication
Hospital
inpatient care
Emergency care
If you need to make an emergency room visit, you can get emergency services.
Laboratory services
Maternity
and Newborn care
Mental
Health Care
Rehabilitative
& Habilitative Services
Preventive
and wellness services
Please note: Some services may require preauthorization. All services must be provided by a Kaiser Permanente doctor or medical staff.
