Central Virginia Health Planning Agency, Inc.

(www.cvhpa.org)

The CVHPA facilitates accessible, cost-effective, and high quality health services to communities through planning and collaborative efforts.

1808 Coyote Drive, Suite 100

Chester, VA

(804) 425-8867

Family Access to Medical Insurance Security

(www.famis.org)

FAMIS is Virginia's program that assists families by providing health insurance to their children.

(866) 87FAMIS

Healthy Living

(www.vdh.state.va.us/HealthyLiving.htm)

Healthy Living offers information about women's health, childhood immunizations, WIC, and other ways you can keep your family safe and healthy.

Healthy Start

The Richmond Healthy Start Initiative works to eliminate disparity in prenatal and post partum healthcare for minority women and infants. This program unites several community-based agencies to make prenatal medical support services and parenting education available to women and teens who are pregnant or parents of infants.

900 East Marshall Street

Richmond, VA

(804) 646-3338

REACH

(www.reachva.org)

The Richmond Enhancing Access to Community Healthcare (REACH) offers low-cost, in some cases free, health services to persons without health insurance in the Richmond area.

Richmond City Department of Public Health

(www.vdh.virginia.gov/lhd/richmondcity/)

The Web site caters to residents who reside in the city of Richmond. The site features healthcare forms, as well as answers to general healthcare questions.

900 East Marshall Street, Suite 3

Richmond, VA

(804) 646-3153

Rx Partnership

(www.rxpartnership.org)

RxP is a public/private partnership established to increase access to free prescription medications for Virginia's eligible uninsured.

2914 Emerywood Parkway, Suite 300

Richmond, VA

(804) 377-1057

Virginia Department for the Aging

(www.vda.virginia.gov)

The VDA works with 25 local Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) as well as various other public and private organizations to help older Virginians, their families and loved ones find the services and information they need.

1610 Forest Avenue, Suite 100

Richmond, VA

(804) 662-9333

Virginia Department of Health

(www.vdh.state.va.us)

The VDH Web site offers information on 50 programs that focus on strengthening the health of families and communities, as well as risk avoidance tips and information on how certain issues affect public health.

109 Governor Street

Richmond, VA