Leslie Ann Gros has worked at Sharon Health Care Center since 2009 and spends most of her day on the road ensuring residents are getting to and from necessary appointments. Continue Reading Continue reading
Maria Sherman has worked at The Tremont since 1991, starting in the kitchen. Now as Business Office Manager, she helps families with insurance questions and manages the monetary aspects of keeping the center open. Continue Reading Continue reading
Assistant Director of Nursing Nicole Haraldstad has always kept South Shore in her life and now gets to help oversee patient care and make sure the team feels confident in their duties. Continue Reading Continue reading
Karen White has been at MeadowBrook of Granby in northern Connecticut since 1997 and touts a passion and love for what she does as to why she’s stayed for decades. Continue Reading Continue reading
C.N.A. Carmen Diaz at Southbridge has found a second home at the Massachusetts center, one that’s kept her around for a quarter of a century. Continue Reading Continue reading
Recently chosen as July’s Employee of the Month, C.N.A. Bismark Swanzy is described as someone who can always be relied on at Athena Care at Home. Continue Reading Continue reading
Cape Regency Lead C.N.A. Petune McFalling joined the Massachusetts center in 2012 and fell in love with the elderly population, and now says they feel like part of her family. Continue Reading Continue reading
Ryan Papargiris works alongside people managing substance use disorders at Oakland Grove Health Care Center in Woonsocket to help defeat any stigma that may exist about the disease and help them overcome their challenges. Continue Reading Continue reading
Lisa Coe rejoined Athena at Bayview in February with a mission of creating a supportive and educational center for the nursing and nursing assistant staff to feel comfortable and confident. Continue Reading Continue reading
Laurel Ridge’s Resident Care Coordinator Assistant Wanda Dwyer, who has been at the Connecticut center for a decade, is described as “intricate part” of the facility. Continue Reading Continue reading
