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"I had been in a medically induced coma in ICU due to persistent seizures. When I was transferred, she went out of her way to ensure I was progressing. She even helped me eat (even after her shift was over) and encouraged me to push myself. I had lost the ability to walk and stand. I couldn't feed or bathe myself. I had to relearn it all. She encouraged me and never gave up. She kept her word. She is a huge reason I fully recovered. She wouldn't let me stop fighting."

"I have gone through numerous medical situations in my 70 years but never encountered anyone like Emily."

"The care I received at the hospital from Rachel, who put up with my snarky Irish mouth and sense of humor and who gave me just as much grief and bantering in a positive upbeat and fun way, helped my healing process. The humor and one line come backs that we exchanged and shared during my stay made me feel right at home and comfortable. If it weren't for the excellent care I received during my hospital stay, my family would have been planning my funeral instead of planning my hospital discharge."

"I will never forget Marge's care; it was like being watched over by a best friend. I feel so lucky I received a good outcome from my procedure and experienced wonderful hospital staff to get me through it."

A patient says "Abbey is truly a treasure for Genesis and our community." Read on to find out why.

The DAISY (Diseases Attacking the Immune System) Award is an international recognition program that honors and celebrates the skillful, compassionate care nurses provide every day.

Genesis Family Connects nurse, Cari Coudron discovered three-week-old Webb Cummins's dangerous heart condition during a home visit.

The DAISY (Diseases Attacking the Immune System) Award is an international recognition program that honors and celebrates the skillful, compassionate care nurses provide every day.