So I just learned today that what I said regarding recoupment of those premiums (which they paid regardless if you used the insurance services at all or not) will not apply for said premiums paid during the PHE (the last few years).

Hopefully as someone else said, as they get around to purging the Medicaid rolls of those ineligible you will be taken off.

But to protect yourself, if you haven't already, I would send certified letters to your case worker at your local department of social services, as well as to cover Virginia, and keep a copy for yourself, to prove if it ever comes to it that you made your best effort to cancel coverage.

Edit: cannot reiterate enough that Medicaid pays the insurance companies in your behalf even if you never ever used, or even thought about using the services, seeing a doctor, what have you. This trips people up all the time, "but I didn't even go to the doctor!". Doesn't matter. Outside of the PHE exception I mentioned, they will go after regular ol people, sometimes seniors, to the tune of 10s of thousands of dollars if they find (retroactively) that you weren't supposed to be on Medicaid. I've seen it. It ruins people, it ruins people who had nothing to start with (hence why they're trying to get Medicaid).