Oklahoma "Certified Healthy Business” badge

We are proud to announce that Telligen has again been awarded the Excellence-level certification through the Certified Healthy Oklahoma Program for 2026. This prestigious recognition represents the highest graded level of certification available and demonstrates our unwavering commitment to promoting health and wellness in the state.

The Certified Healthy Business program, administered by the Oklahoma State Department of Health and its partners, recognizes Oklahoma organizations that demonstrate a commitment to employee health and wellness through workplace policies, programs, resources, and practices.

For 2026, Telligen received a perfect score of 157 out of 157 possible points (100%), earning Excellence, the highest certification level available. The submission received every available point across all eight areas evaluated: organizational supports, tobacco control, nutrition, physical activity, stress management and mental health, chronic disease prevention and management, occupational health and safety, and health promotion.

“Receiving a perfect score and achieving Excellence-level certification once again reflects the strength of our organizational culture and our team’s dedication to health and wellness,” said DJ Jones, director of health management at Telligen. “This recognition represents the daily commitment of our entire organization to supporting employee well-being and building healthier communities across Oklahoma.”

Telligen has received Excellence-level recognition for three consecutive years 2024, 2025, and 2026, following Merit certification from 2021 through 2023. This progression demonstrates our sustained commitment year after year.

Since 2008, Telligen has collaborated with the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) in the development, implementation and operation of the SoonerCare Health Management Program (HMP). This statewide initiative focuses on enhancing clinical outcomes and reducing the cost of care for Medicaid members who either have chronic diseases or are at high risk of developing them.