Abigail Spanberger: “Virginia is the 14th state in the country to adopt a policy like this. It’s a policy that I think people are going to…”

We are lessening the risk that individuals may walk into a hospital with an emergency need because they haven’t previously sought medical care.

We are trying to take every action possible, a laundry list of actions.

But our energy future should not — must not — just be written in Richmond.

Cutting a tax sounds like a good idea. But... the provider tax change is pulling back dollars that had gone to hospitals and is one additional way that this bill is negatively impacting the basic operations of hospitals across Virginia.