Frontier Health

Frontier Health Frontier Health is a non profit organization and the leading provider of Behavioral Health. In 2014-15, Ccrisis Response served 5,392 people.

To provide those services, Frontier’s more than a thousand employees travel more than 1.5 million miles each year over our 12,000-square-mile coverage area. Frontier Health also provides an adult residential program for addiction and/or co-occurring disorders, services for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, domestic violence victims, youth in crisis, runaways, adolescent group care, fost

er care & adoption services. Frontier Health's Crisis Stabilization Unit served 1,366 people in FY 2013-2014. The crisis team responds to emergencies at 25 area hospitals, and at schools, agencies, physician’s offices and detention centers. Crisis Services provides help 24 /7 for those emotional and/or substance abuse problems and provides community critical incident stress debriefing.

06/01/2026

We are thrilled to now offer a full-service Genoa Healthcare pharmacy inside our Nolachuckey-Holston location in Greeneville, TN!

Site Manager Cherish Hughes and Certified Pharmacy Technician Autumn Taylor, who are the main faces behind the Pharmacy Counter, are excited to help patients access the medications they need in a more convenient way. Now, individuals receiving services at the location can pick up their prescriptions during the same visit, making one less stop in their day.

This pharmacy is another way Frontier Health is working to remove barriers to care and make treatment more accessible for the people we serve.

Check out what some of the pharmacy employees had to say about this exciting new offering and see how this new service is benefiting our community.

Watch on Youtube here:
https://youtu.be/DK3eG94uduE?si=3bUxqrESZcA-hlKl

Our team from Holston Children and Youth Services enjoyed a fun-filled Spirit Day featuring sweet treats from a local ic...
05/30/2026

Our team from Holston Children and Youth Services enjoyed a fun-filled Spirit Day featuring sweet treats from a local ice cream truck and some friendly competition with giant Connect Four!

Events like these provide opportunities for employees to connect, recharge, and foster a positive workplace culture across Frontier Health.

Many things can affect a person's mental health, and there is no single reason why some people struggle with their menta...
05/30/2026

Many things can affect a person's mental health, and there is no single reason why some people struggle with their mental health.

Some people who go through extremely hard situations (like abuse, chronic illness, or lack of housing) may never develop mental health issues. On the other hand, people may still struggle with mental health isssues even if they have never experienced these challenges.

Research from the CDC shows that we can help improve overall mental health for ourselves and our community if we work together to reduce stigma, lower stress, and support healthy, safe environments. This can be especially important for children and teens.

People who are already living with a mental health condition CAN get better, recover, and live healthy, meaningful lives.

If you need immediate support, just call or text 988. Trained counselors are available 24/7.

Our Johnson County Counseling Center crew celebrated Spirit Day in colorful fashion! The team created tie-dye coasters a...
05/30/2026

Our Johnson County Counseling Center crew celebrated Spirit Day in colorful fashion! The team created tie-dye coasters and finished the day with a scavenger hunt.

At Frontier Health, we value connection and teamwork. Events like these help foster a positive workplace culture within our teams and across our many locations.

05/29/2026

Frontier Health hosted our biannual Leadership Retreat last week, and our managers came away inspired, motivated, and more prepared than ever to serve our community.

After a morning educational session, CEO Kristie Hammonds led a group discussion encouraging participants to share their "why," or their motivation behind their work. She explained that, keeping that motivational statement top-of-mind can be helpful during difficult days.

Participants also shared client success stories and reflected on the meaningful impact their work has on the individuals and families we serve each day.

Check out our video on Youtube:
https://youtu.be/kBdnMgnT_jg

When someone says, “It’s all in your head,” it can make a person feel ashamed, weak, or dismissed. Mental health conditi...
05/29/2026

When someone says, “It’s all in your head,” it can make a person feel ashamed, weak, or dismissed. Mental health conditions are real health conditions, and the effects can show up in both the mind and body.

Research from the National Institute of Mental Health shows that mental health struggles can also cause real physical symptoms. For example, anxiety can lead to headaches, chest pain, stomach problems, trouble sleeping, muscle tension, and a racing heart.

Your pain is not “made up.”
Your feelings are not “too much.”
And you deserve support just like anyone facing a physical illness.

Want to talk? Call or text 988. Trained counselors are available 24/7.

Our mental and physical health are much more connected than many people realize. You can’t take care of one while ignori...
05/28/2026

Our mental and physical health are much more connected than many people realize. You can’t take care of one while ignoring the other.

If you break your arm, you wouldn’t put off seeking care. You would likely visit the hospital, get a cast, and rest while you heal. You wouldn’t tell yourself “It’s not a big deal” or worry what people will think of you if you seek help.

People often take the opposite approach with mental health issues. They put off care, try to “tough it out,” or tell themselves, “Other people have it worse than I do.”

Just because the injury can’t be seen with the eye doesn’t mean it isn’t important.

If you or someone you know is hurting, don’t hesitate to reach out by calling or texting 988. Trained counselors are available 24/7.

We are so excited to now offer a full-service pharmacy right inside our Nolachuckey-Holston Area Mental Health Center in...
05/27/2026

We are so excited to now offer a full-service pharmacy right inside our Nolachuckey-Holston Area Mental Health Center in Greeneville!

The pharmacy, which was created in partnership with Genoa Healthcare, hosted its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony today.

The addition of the on-site pharmacy makes care more convenient and accessible for our clients, as they now only have to make one stop to receive behavioral services, counseling, and prescribed medications.

This marks the fourth Genoa pharmacy within a Frontier Health facility, with others located in Kingsport's Holston Counseling Center, Bristol's Behavioral Health Services, and Johnson City's Watauga Behavioral Health Services.

There are many myths surrounding OCD, often made worse by media portrayals and casual slang. Here are three myths you ca...
05/27/2026

There are many myths surrounding OCD, often made worse by media portrayals and casual slang. Here are three myths you can help “bust” about OCD:

MYTH 1: OCD is just about being overly neat and organized.
FACT: While some people with OCD do have compulsions related to cleanliness, many others do not. OCD is a real disorder that causes intrusive thoughts (obsessions), repeated behavior (compulsions), or both.

MYTH 2: People With OCD are just overreacting or being dramatic.
FACT: OCD is real and can significantly impact a person’s daily life. Myths like this make people with OCD feel judged or like their pain isn’t taken seriously. It can even keep people from seeking treatment.

MYTH 3: There’s nothing you can do about OCD.
FACT: OCD is very common and is highly treatable, even for the most severe forms. A mental health professional can help you find the right treatment for you.

Want to talk? Call or text 988. Trained counselors are available 24/7.

Mental health issues can affect anyone and have nothing to do with being lazy or weak. Many factors contribute to mental...
05/25/2026

Mental health issues can affect anyone and have nothing to do with being lazy or weak. Many factors contribute to mental health issues, and people often need help to get better. That’s why it is so important to normalize conversations surrounding mental health.

You can help your friend or family member by recognizing the signs of mental health problems and treating them with dignity and compassion.

If you are struggling and need immediate support, just call or text 988. Trained counselors are available 24/7.

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1167 Spratlin Park Drive
Gray, TN
37615

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+14234673600

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