Your responses—or lack of participation—in a new round of surveys by the Virginia Department of Health could very well impact what kind of services are available in your area. As Virginia Public Radio’s Tommie McNeil reports, while VDH still conducts surveys by telephone, the Commonwealth will begin gauging health needs via the Web through a new pilot program.
Health Department’s Online Health Survey
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