OneQuest Health wins sixth straight COA reaccreditation

OneQuest Health earned its sixth consecutive reaccreditation from the Council on Accreditation, extending 24 straight years of national accreditation. The Kentucky-based nonprofit was again fast-tracked after no out-of-compliance findings, with reviewers highlighting its measurement-based care and data-driven treatment approach.

Why it matters: - OneQuest Health’s latest reaccreditation reinforces long-term quality and compliance in behavioral and primary care across Kentucky, southern Ohio and Indiana. - The 24-year accreditation streak gives clients, families and referral partners an outside validation of care standards. - The review also underscores the organization’s use of measurement-based care, a clinical model tied to tracking outcomes and adjusting treatment.

What happened: - OneQuest Health earned its sixth consecutive reaccreditation from the Council on Accreditation, a service of Social Current. - The announcement marks 24 consecutive years of national accreditation since the organization’s first review in August 2002. - The nonprofit was again expedited through COA’s Pre-Commission Review process after receiving no out-of-compliance ratings across any fundamental practice standard. - OneQuest Health is headquartered in Covington, Kentucky, and formerly operated as Children's Home of Northern Kentucky.

The details: - COA accreditation runs on a four-year cycle and measures compliance with standards across administration, management and service delivery. - Every reaccreditation cycle since 2006 has been expedited through COA’s review process, meaning OneQuest Health avoided additional site visits or corrective action periods. - Since 2010, OneQuest Health has scored 100% compliance with all applicable standards. - Social Current President and CEO Jody Levison-Johnson called the organization “outstanding” and said it has met high-performance standards while committing to quality services. - COA reviewers highlighted the clinical team’s use of measurement-based care and patient data to guide treatment goals and track progress. - Results from 2025 showed highly effective treatment across multiple evidence-based measurement tools. - OneQuest Health said the reaccreditation reflects the work of clinicians, care coordinators, support professionals and board members. - The organization also said the accreditation confirms the standard of care it holds itself to.

Between the lines: - The fast-track review and repeated 100% compliance suggest an organization with mature systems and a stable quality program. - The emphasis on measurement-based care signals a push toward more data-driven behavioral health treatment, not just credential-based recognition. - The timing also fits a growth phase, with OneQuest Health expanding capacity while maintaining accreditation standards.

What's next: - OneQuest Health will receive its formal accreditation notification letter, Final Accreditation Report, accreditation certificate and display plaque after Social Current completes final administrative processing. - The nonprofit is continuing its expansion after opening a new outpatient facility in Louisville in March 2026. - OneQuest Health says it plans to deepen clinical practice and expand access while maintaining trust year after year. - The organization expects about 50,000 treatment services and 7,000 client and family impacts in fiscal year 2026. - More information is available at OneQuest Health.