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MAKING THIS PLACE AWESOME: Amy Greenwell, Executive Business Professional Bullitt County Office, Centerstone Kentucky. Amy has worked for Centerstone for 20 years! Her responsibilities include helping medical providers with prescription refill requests and medication prior authorizations, answering the phones, ordering supplies and helping staff with computer or phone issues as needed. She also takes care of the scheduling profiles for clinicians and medical providers. To read more about Amy (and her family and interests: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQL9y
Congratulations to the North Vernon Child and Family Services team in Indiana on an amazing 83% participation rate in the CARES Campaign! David Heilman, team leader, challenged his team with the chance to give him a pie in the face - 18 team members took him up on it. All in good fun for a great cause!!
Day 6 of the 20-day Centerstone Challenge: Our Staff - Meet Kiabe Supuwood-Allen. She is a psychiatrist at our Dickson, TN office, helping to deliver care that changes people’s lives.
Centerstone Illinois has named their Centerstars for October and November: Darlene Richardson and Ashlea Gernand - both nominated by clients! Other nominees were: Dianne Adam, Jennifer Addington, Lindsey Benjamin, Tameco Booth, Marcus Coleman, Rachel DFawkins, Leslie Dowdy, Stephanie Waldrop, Maggie Dul, Nakeya Dunner, Justin Dusch, Mochael Forrister, Danny Flowers, Patrice Flynn, Alex Frey, Christal Gabrielson, Jennifer Gerlach, Jeff Hale, Peter Haller, Theresa Hicks, Charlie Williams, Stacy Seitz, Sarah Holmes, Laura Kaupas, Erin Kinsey, Megan Klaas, Morgan Lasater, Kenneth Lindsey, Marty Beth Long, Alex Luecking, Debra Newman, Katie Lyons, Andrea Mcmahon, Amber Osborne Robin Persley, Judy Rice, Rose Rice, Shirley Riley, Erica Shaw, Jeanne Sjostrom, Kaitlyn Skaer, Destiny Smith, Dana Taylor, Crystina Wells, Kristin White, Lonnie Williams, the Marion Main Street office staff and the new cook in Reco Cafe.
Day 5 of the 20-day Centerstone Challenge: Spotlight - on Nashville. We have offices located throughout Middle Tennessee. Because you've got to take time from work to play, here are just a few interesting highlights. Tennessee Titans football, The Adventure Science Center, The Ryman Auditorium and some of the best hiking and outdoor activities anywhere. Come check us out!
In her new position As COO, Shawny Robey will oversee outpatient and inpatient services and lead business development and marketing.
Day 4 of the 20-day Centerstone Challenge: Wow Factor - Our Noble Purpose, "Delivering Care That Changes People's Lives," is behind everything do. Among our goal are to: * Tailor services around individual needs and choices * Deliver the right services at the right time to the right person * Provide increased access to consumers
Day 3 of the 20-day Centerstone Challenge: Our Staff - Meet Tara Moore, an administrative assistant in the corporate office. She is one of the first smiling faces you will see when you visit us at Vantage Way in Nashville, TN.
Day 2 of the 20-day Centerstone Challenge: Leadership Tips - Centerstone's CEO David Guth was ask to share his thoughts on what it takes to succeed at our company. He said, "Centerstone exists to deliver care that changes people's lives. While the work by its nature is challenging, there is nothing more rewarding than being part of a team that saves and reclaims lives. Centerstone is growing rapidly, but we are changing in other ways as well. We are focusing on how to partner with our staff around their career path. To succeed at Centerstone you need to be someone who truly cares about others- both those we serve and our fellow colleagues." The science of card is changing rapidly as is the reimbursement and regulatory environment. At Centerstone we lean into that change in order to better serve our consumers and our communities."
Centerstone Illinois' Alton Open Door Program staff Kaitlyn & Denise hosted a workshop on housing. They provided housing applications which would take someone without transportation weeks to collect. Thirty-one attendees benefitted from their help.
