Rx Partnership’s Impact in FY25
A Growing Crisis for Virginia –
Virginia is heading into a period of rising health insecurity. Federal policy changes going into effect in 2026 are expected to increase the number of uninsured Virginians, and medication access is often the first and most dangerous gap when people lose coverage.
When uninsured patients can’t afford prescriptions, chronic illnesses worsen quickly — leading to preventable ER visits, hospitalizations, and long-term harm.
Our Values in Action
Rx Partnership (RxP) lives its values every day: Accountability, Collaboration, Innovation, and Resource Optimization. With rising needs upon us, these values are foundational to the work we do to keep people in Virginia healthy. RxP is the only nonprofit in Virginia solely focused on medication access for people without insurance.
FY2025 brought unexpected challenges. When a key pharmacy partner abruptly closed, our Rx Partnership team of committed staff and dedicated board members had to quickly pivot to adapt. Nearly half of the RxP partner clinics and their patients were in danger of losing their access to affordable medication.
By leaning into our values, we are now on a path to better medication access solutions for Virginia. We would not have been able to achieve success so quickly without our partners working collaboratively with us and stepping up with the RxP team to meet the need.
Thank you to our partners, and thank you to all of you for supporting medication access in Virginia.
Amy Yarcich, RxP Executive Director
Christine Bryant, PharmD, BCGP, RxP Board Chair
RxP’s Impact in FY25
View the full Rx Partnership 2025 Impact Report HERE.
RxP’s Impact on Chronic Conditions in Virginia
According to the Virginia Department of Health, the most common chronic health conditions affecting adults in Virginia in 2025 include cardiovascular disease and diabetes. The American Heart Association estimates that about 61% of adults in the U.S. will have cardiovascular disease by 2050.
Depression and other mental health conditions are increasingly recognized as chronic conditions that affect quality of life and are often concurrent with chronic physical disease. Nearly 12% of adults have three or more chronic conditions, with higher percentages in older age groups.
Impact on Cardiovascular Disease
- 59% of RxP’s patients were served with cardiovascular medications
- 29,506 prescriptions dispensed valued at nearly $8 million
Impact on Diabetes
- 31% of RxP’s patients were served with diabetes medications
- 11,642 prescriptions dispensed valued at over $7.1 million
Impact on Behavioral Health
- 12% of RxP’s patients were served with behavioral health medications
- 3,465 prescriptions dispensed valued at over $1.1 million
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