MET Earns Graphic Design USA Award
   Frontier Health received an Award of Excellence from Graphic Design USA in their annual 2011 American Graphic Design Awards for Frontier Health’s Online and Print Mandatory Employee Training (MET). The MET is a colorful, three-part training that allows employees to train and test online at a pace that fits their schedule and responsibilities.
   The MET combines annual and new hire training requirements including safety and health; risk management; quality improvement; HIPPAA; client rights; civil rights; ethics; cultural competency; and corporate compliance, policies, initiatives, and standards.
   Only 15 percent of the more than 8,000 entries were recognized for their excellence. The American Graphic Design Award is the original and flagship competition of Graphic Design USA, New York. It is nearly four decades old and open to advertising agencies, graphic design firms, corporate, institutional and publishing in-house departments, and more.

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Enhanced State Rating

 Frontier Health’s recent improvements in Alcohol and Drug services in outpatient and residential treatment services resulted in an enhanced rating from the state of Tennessee.
   The changes included linking services to meet the unique needs of clients with both a mental health diagnosis and substance abuse problems and providing individualized treatment from the first visit to their maintaining recovery.
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Tennessee Division of Developmental Disabilities is Four-Star Agency

 Frontier Health’s Tennessee Division of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities services received a Four-Star Agency designation for 2010-11 by the Tennessee Division of Intellectual Disabilities Services for the agency’s exceptional performance regarding quality management of services and client support, achieving its highest rating of compliance.

   Only four agencies similar to  Frontier Health received the Four-Star designation.

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ARCH Helps Bring $2.6 Million in New Funding to Region

   More than $2.6 Million in new Department of Housing and Urban Development funding is designated for our region thanks to the work of the Appalachian Regional Coalition on Homelessness, and its’ participants.

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Creating Homes Initiative Brings $21.5 Million to Region

   Through the Creating Homes Initiative, the Appalachian Regional Coalition on Homelessness, under the direction of Frontier Health's Jeanne Price, has garnered more money than any other region statewide.

   Region 1 has brought in more than $21.5 million in three years to create new, quality, affordable, and permanent housing for 672 individuals diagnosed with mental illness.

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