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HIV/AIDS activist Jeanne White-Ginder, mother of Ryan White, delivered keynote address Choice Health Network hosted its fifth annual People of Courage awards luncheon to recognize recipients for contributions to HIV awareness and the LGBTQ+ community. Jeanne White-Ginder, mother of Ryan

Jered Croom, regional client services manager for the Upper Cumberland region for Positively Living & Choice Health Network, has earned a statewide Award of Merit for contributions of major significance to the rural health movement. The Rural Health Awards are

Positively Living & Choice Health Network CEO Steve Jenkins has earned a 2022 Health Care Heroes award from Knox.biz in the public health advocacy category. “It’s such an honor to receive this award, but it was not achieved alone,” Jenkins

Donations given to clients and their families on World AIDS Day Positively Living & Choice Health Network along with Samaritan Ministry continued a holiday tradition started by Covenant Health’s Hope Center by giving “HOPE for the Holidays” on Dec. 1,

Facility with pharmacy open and accepting patients seeking to prevent and treat HIV Positively Living & Choice Health Network providers are now welcoming patients at its new, expanded location at 1925 Ailor Ave., near downtown Knoxville. The clinic, which previously

Positively Living & Choice Health Network has partnered with Knox Pride to provide services and training at the newly opened Community Outreach Center in South Knoxville. Starting in November, “Choice Health Network at the Pride Center” will host HIV testing

Choice Health Network’s Upper Cumberland office in Cookeville, Tennessee, has moved to a new location that is wholly dedicated to the organization’s mission. The office, previously located inside the Upper Regional Health Department, will continue to serve the area’s most

National HIV Testing Day, held annually on June 27, also will raise awareness of Choice Health Network’s everyday services for East Tennessee’s most vulnerable individuals and families affected by HIV, mental illness, substance use, homelessness, discrimination, and disabilities. In recognition

Flying Anvil Theatre’s performances in June of “Love, Loss, and What I Wore” will raise funds for Positively Living & Choice Health Network and the theatre to help make up revenue lost over the past year because of the pandemic.