Last Updated: August 2023
Virginia Rate Virginia Rank1
Most Recent Data
Virginia Health Care Dashboard
Accessibility
Health Insurance Coverage*
· Percentage of adults age 19-64 who are uninsured9.4% ▼ #22▲ 2021
· Percentage of children age 0-18 who are
uninsured4.4%▼
#25▲2021
Availability of Providers
· Primary care providers per 100,000 population250▲ #36 ■ 2022
· Behavioral health providers per 100,000 population396▲ #41▼ 2022
· Dental providers per 100,000
population65 #23 2022
Percentage of mothers who received late/no prenatal
care5.1%▲ #18 ▼ 2021
Percentage of potentially avoidable Emergency
Department visits8.4%▼ -
2021
Affordability
Percentage of people with medical debt in
collections16.5% #29 2022
Percentage of adults aged 18+ who went without
medical care because of cost in the past 12 months 7.9%▼ #17▲ 2021
Percentage of individuals in families with
high out-of-pocket medical costs (including premiums)2 17.1%
▼ #22 ▲ 2021
Quality
Median rate of successful return to home and
community from a skilled nursing facility55.9% ▼ #17▼ 2021
Percentage of babies born with low birthweight8.3% ■ #23 ▲ 2021
Overall Prevention rate per 100,000 people981.1 ▼ - 2021
Acute Care Prevention rate per 100,000 people168.9 ▼ -2021
Disease Management rate per 100,000 people810.5 ▼ -2021
Better than previous year ▲
No change from previous year ■
Worse than previous year ▼
1 Rankings out of 51 states, including Washington, D.C., with #1 indicating the highest and #51 indicating the lowest performing.
2 10% or greater of annual household income, or 5% or greater for families earning less than 200% of the federal poverty line.
NOTE: Dashboard metrics without a trend arrow were either added this year, or the appropriate data were not available.
*Due to interruptions in data collection during the COVID-19 pandemic, health insurance coverage trends compare 2021 metrics to 2019 metrics.