In recognition of her unwavering dedication and profound compassion towards her clients, Susanne DiDonato has been named the National Caregiver of the Year by FirstLight Home Care. Sue, as she is affectionately known by her clients and colleagues, was presented with the prestigious award during a heartfelt caregiver appreciation event at the FirstLight Home Care office in Southbury, CT.
Described as more than just a caregiver, Sue has the remarkable ability to connect with every client she works with, creating strong bonds that go beyond the typical caregiver-patient relationship. “We and her clients consider her family,” says John Richards, a franchise owner who nominated Sue for the award. “Sue is also a true problem solver who consistently displays dignity and respect. Her warmth, patience, and how she engages with every client set her apart. This is not just a job for Sue, it is a calling.”
Selected from over 7,000 caregivers employed by the FirstLight Home Care franchise system, Sue was one of three finalists for the Caregiver of the Year award, which recognizes excellence in service, caregiving skills, and embodying the values of FirstLight. The announcement was made by FirstLight’s President and CEO, Glee McAnanly, who traveled to the Connecticut office to surprise Sue with the accolade.
FirstLight Home Care has been providing exceptional in-home care services to communities across the nation for nearly a decade. With a mission to offer compassionate and comprehensive care, FirstLight’s network of professional caregivers strives to make a positive impact in the lives of seniors, veterans, and individuals with dementia. The franchise system comprises nearly 200 independently owned and operated locations throughout the United States.
Susanne DiDonato’s commitment to her clients and her embodiment of FirstLight’s values make her a truly deserving recipient of the National Caregiver of the Year award. Her dedication and compassion highlight the incredible impact that caregivers like Sue have on the lives of those they care for, reminding us all of the importance of kindness, empathy, and a genuine connection in providing exceptional care.
Susanne DiDonato named National Caregiver of the Year by FirstLight Home Care
Susanne DiDonato, also known as Sue, has been awarded the National Caregiver of the Year by FirstLight Home Care for her unwavering dedication and compassion towards her clients. The award was presented during a caregiver appreciation event held at the FirstLight Home Care office in Southbury, CT.
Sue’s exceptional ability to connect with clients
Sue is more than just a caregiver – she has the remarkable ability to form strong bonds with every client she works with. Described as family by both her clients and colleagues, Sue goes beyond the typical caregiver-patient relationship. Her problem-solving skills, dignity, and respect set her apart, making her clients feel valued and cared for. She is known for her warmth, patience, and engagement with every client.
Selection process and award recognition
Sue was selected as the winner of the Caregiver of the Year award from a group of over 7,000 caregivers employed by FirstLight Home Care. This prestigious award recognizes excellence in service, caregiving skills, and the embodiment of FirstLight’s values. FirstLight’s President and CEO, Glee McAnanly, traveled to the Connecticut office to surprise Sue with the accolade.
About FirstLight Home Care
FirstLight Home Care is a company that provides in-home care services to communities across the nation. Their network of professional caregivers aims to make a positive impact in the lives of seniors, veterans, and individuals with dementia. With nearly 200 independently owned and operated locations throughout the United States, FirstLight has been offering compassionate and comprehensive care for almost a decade.
Susanne DiDonato’s impact and the importance of exceptional care
Susanne DiDonato’s dedication to her clients and embodiment of FirstLight’s values make her a deserving recipient of the National Caregiver of the Year award. Her commitment and compassion serve as a reminder of the significant impact that caregivers like Sue have on the lives of those they care for. It highlights the importance of kindness, empathy, and genuine connections in providing exceptional care.
Key terms and jargon:
– Caregiver: A person who provides assistance and support to individuals who are unable to fully care for themselves due to age, illness, or disability.
– FirstLight Home Care: A company that offers in-home care services to seniors, veterans, and individuals with dementia.
Related links:
– FirstLight Home Care