OneQuest Health

Every teenager deserves someone to talk to when things get hard, no matter where they live.

Thanks to a new three-year, $23,000 grant from the WHAS Crusade for Children, OneQuest Health is expanding therapy and telehealth services for youth ages 12 to 17 in Carroll, Grant, Owen, and surrounding counties. In these rural communities, one provider may be covering thousands of residents, and families often have to choose between a long drive or no care at all.

This grant helps change that.

"The treatment gap for Kentuckians with mental health, behavioral health, and substance use disorders is staggering," shared Rick Wurth, CEO of OneQuest Health.

We're proud to keep growing our footprint across Kentucky, meeting kids and families where they are, so early support is never out of reach.

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The severe storms rolled through Northern Kentucky and knocked out power at BOTH of our outpatient locations.

Here's what happened next: our team showed up anyway.

They pivoted to telehealth, moved what needed to be moved, and made sure every single client who needed care could access it. No directive needed. No scramble. Just people who are genuinely called to this work, doing exactly what the moment required.

Mental illness doesn't take a day off because the lights go out. And neither does this team.

That's what mission looks like in real life. Not when conditions are perfect, but especially when they aren't. The lights going out just proved what we already knew about our team!

Proud doesn't begin to cover it.

OneQuest Health welcomed the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights (KCHR) to its main campus in Covington on Thursday, June 11, 2026, as commissioners from across the Commonwealth gathered for the agency's monthly meeting. The Commission's meetings sometimes rotate among major cities throughout Kentucky, and this month they convened in Northern Kentucky at the headquarters of one of the region's largest integrated behavioral and primary care providers.

The visit carries added significance for the host organization. OneQuest Health CEO Rick W. Wurth was appointed by Governor Andy Beshear in 2021 to serve as one of eleven state commissioners on the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights, representing the Commonwealth's Sixth District on a panel charged with safeguarding the civil rights of every Kentuckian.

"It is an honor to welcome the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights to our campus, and a privilege to serve alongside fellow commissioners who are devoted to equal opportunity and equal dignity for every person in the Commonwealth," said Rick W. Wurth, CEO of OneQuest Health. "The work of the Commission and the work of OneQuest Health spring from the same conviction — that everyone deserves to be treated with respect and to have access to the care and opportunity they need to thrive. Culturally competent care isn't an initiative for us; it's the foundation of how we serve our clients and their families every day."

By bringing commissioners together in Northern Kentucky, the June meeting offers an opportunity to highlight both the Commission's statewide mission and the role of community providers like OneQuest Health in advancing equity at the local level.

Visit our website at www.onequesthealth.org to learn more about our services or view the full press release.

This week’s NKB Sponsor Spotlight is OneQuest Health! ⚾

OneQuest Health has been a longtime supporter of Northern Kentucky Baseball, and we're grateful to have them back again this season as a sponsor.

With roots dating back to the Children's Home of Northern Kentucky, OneQuest Health has evolved into a leading healthcare organization dedicated to serving individuals and families throughout our community. Their mission-driven approach focuses on providing high-quality care and programs tailored to meet the unique needs of those they serve.

Thank you to OneQuest Health for your continued support of NKB, our players, and our families. We appreciate your commitment to making a positive difference in Northern Kentucky!

Interested in becoming an NKB sponsor? Send us a message to learn more!