Heather Lyons-Burney: Eradicating opioid abuse

Faith Community Health’s Pharmacist Heather Lyons-Burney was interviewed March 2 by OzarksFirst-KOLR for her “Mission to end opioid abuse.” She has been named a Jefferson Award recipient by the television station. The award winners will be honored March 13. See Heather’s work with ending drug abuse at http://www.ozarksfirst.com/…/jefferson-award-hea…/1004461987.

Focus Feature — Operating on Faith

Springfield Business Journal’s Emily Letterman interviews Faith Community Health’s Kenn Tilus and Carol Harris about how the clinic fills the healthcare needs of many of the uninsured workers in Taney and Stone counties in the March 6-12, 2017, issue of the Journal. “Seasonal workers power Branson. From busing tables, to cleaning hotel rooms and working behind the scenes as stagehands, roughly 40,000 … Read More

Hometowndailynews.com: United Way Awards $25,000 in Grants to Nine Area Non-Profits

Tim Church, Hometowndailynews.com, reports on the grant awards given Jan. 12, 2017, by Tri-Lakes United Way, including one for $3,000 to Faith Community Health to administer free flu shots to the clinic’s patients who qualify. Click here to read more: http://www.hometowndailynews.com/2017/01/13/united-way-awards-25000-in-grants-to-nine-area-non-profits/ .

KLFC News: Faith Community Health

KLFC News reported on the fundraising efficiency of Faith Community Health. Click the link for more. Faith Community Health Contributions Up in 2015

Ozarks First: Uninsured Patient Care Doubles

KOLR 10 News reporter Grant Sloan visited Faith Community Health to talk about Faith’s Community Impact Statement. Click the link for the full story. Faith Community Health doubles volume

Good Morning Ozarks: Kenn Tilus, Faith Community Health

Kenn Tilus, Faith Community Health Executive Director, talks with Charlie Engram and Keith O’Neil about his background and Faith Community Health. Click on the link to hear the podcast. KLFC, Feb 22, 2016 interview with Kenn Tilus