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COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Community Resources e Resident Relations e Senior Residents
Head To Toe Mini Health Expo at Pinecroft Apartments
NNRHA’s Community Resources Department was very pleased to partner with the Newport
News Fire Department (NNFD) and its amazing community partners to host the Head-to-
Toe Mini Health Expo on July 9th at Pinecroft Apartments. NNFD brought their new
Community Health Mobile, which had an attending physician and medical staff from
Riverside Health’s Internal Medicine group on board. Residents from Pinecroft Apartments
and several other communities attended. Residents received blood pressure screenings
and basic health assessments, while 25 residents received medical evaluations on the
health mobile unit by physicians. Two residents required transportation to the emergency
room due to urgent health concerns. Through these services, the Newport News Fire
Department (NNFD) and medical staff were able to identify emergent and quality-of-life
health issues, provide referrals for follow-up care, and connect residents with valuable
health resources and support services.
The lobby was vibrant and welcoming, featuring 12 agencies and community partners who
provided residents with valuable information about available services and resources.
Participating organizations included Inspired Home Health, Kreative Milestones Mental
Health, Newport News Social Services, Peninsula Agency on Aging, InnovAge PACE,
CenterWell, and Benefit Plan Services, among others.
The event fostered meaningful engagement between residents and service providers,
creating opportunities for residents to feel heard, supported, and connected to resources
that can enhance their well-being. It also allowed community partners to build valuable
relationships and strengthen collaboration in serving the community.
NNRHA extends its sincere appreciation to all of the community partners and residents who
participated and helped make the event a success.
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