NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — On July 8, the Norfolk Department of Public Health launched a new free platform named Front Door for uninsured adults in the southern area of Hampton Roads, according to a press release.
Front Door is intended to help adults in that part of the region find free and affordable healthcare by connecting them with a variety of assistance programs that fulfill their needs. The platform asks users questions and matches them with a local clinic or community resource.
Offering English and Spanish options, the questions Front Door asks include whether the user is insured, what kind of symptoms they’re experiencing, and whether they prefer virtual or in-person care…