41,398
Emails sent to legislators and the governor’s office during the most recent legislative session
Providers at the table in Richmond
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Legislative track record
Rate increases result from the work of many advocates, providers, and legislators. VAPCP has been at the table for each of the increases below — organizing provider testimony, meeting with legislators, and making the case to DMAS and the administration.
Over 80
Meetings with legislators during the most recent legislative session
- 20152%
- 20162%
- 20192%
- 20205%
- May 20216.4%
- July 202112.5%*
- 20227.5%
- Jan 20245%
- July 20242%
- July 20252%
*Temporary effective July 1, 2021; made permanent January 1, 2022.
Advocacy materials
Materials VAPCP has developed to make the case for personal care — one-pagers for legislator meetings, rate analysis, and testimony from past legislative sessions. Members are welcome to use these in their own conversations with elected officials.
2026 legislative session
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The Personal Care Crisis: Why Virginia Must Act Now June 2026
Presentation to the Office of the Deputy Secretary.
Figures reflect rates in effect at the time of publication.
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Virginia Providers File Federal Complaint Over Medicaid In-Home Care Access April 2026
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Modeled policy impacts March 2026
Rate analysis of workforce mandates against current reimbursement.
Figures reflect rates in effect at the time of publication.
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2026 Day on the Hill talking points January 2026
Figures reflect rates in effect at the time of publication.
Previous legislative sessions
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Guide to building relationships with local legislators October 2024
A step-by-step guide for district-office visits between legislative sessions.
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