AMCP awards Health Net Federal Services for its education and communication materials

Health Net Federal Services, LLC, the government operations division of Health Net, Inc. (NYSE:HNT), today announced it recently received multiple MarCom Awards for its education and communication materials from the Association of Marketing & Communication Professionals (AMCP). AMCP is an international organization of thousands of creative professionals, recognizing the best materials and resources in the business through its MarCom Awards.

“We are very proud that our materials have been recognized as some of the best in the communications industry,” said Steve Tough, president, Health Net Federal Services. “This recognition supports our commitment to educate our beneficiaries, empower them to make healthy lifestyle choices and promote their quality of life.”

Health Net Federal Services’ Marketing, Communications and Graphics division works with various departments within the organization to produce extensive education and communication materials and resources for TRICARE and Veterans Affairs beneficiaries to educate them on their benefits, honor their sacrifice, and respond to the unique challenges military families face.

Health Net Federal Services received eight distinguished MarCom Awards. The following four entries, followed by the category entered, received a Platinum Award, MarCom’s most prestigious award: “Enrollment Virtual Environment (EVE) Training” (Writing/Web Based Training); “Healthy Living Packet” (Media Kit/Service Launch); “My Life Kids Journal Series” (other); “PN Magazine News Article – Quest for the Best” (Writing/Feature Article). The following three entries received a Gold Award: “AMSUS Ad” (Ads/Magazine); “Be a Compliance Hero Privacy Awareness” (Marketing/Promotion Campaign/Special Events); “Celebration of Children Toy Drive Poster” (Design/Poster); and Health Net’s “National Guard & Reserve Benefits Video” (CD/DVD Based Multi-media Campaign) received an Honorable Mention. View some of Health Net’s award-winning materials.

Entries were judged on quality, creativity and resourcefulness and overall quality that serve as industry benchmarks by a panel of international marketing and communication experts. This year, nearly 5,000 entries were received from organizations including media conglomerates and Fortune 500 companies from all over the world.