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woman in a black dress and a man in a black suit holding a black plaqueWolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center staff were honored at the Kentucky Association of Health Care Facilities’ Quality Awards Banquet recently at the Galt House including the Best of Kentucky – Nursing and Rehabilitation recognition.

Those honored were as follows:

  • Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center – Best of Kentucky Nursing and
    Rehabilitation
  • Sabrina Lykins-Kash – Top 10 Caregiving
  • Judy Stamper – Top 10 Supportive Care

“It is a privilege to honor caregivers for the outstanding care and devotion they show every day
to their residents. These honorees are an example of the many Kentucky providers and caregivers delivering quality care,” said KAHCF Board Chair Terry Skaggs. “This recognition is a testament to their dedication to their residents.”

The Best of Kentucky – Nursing and Rehabilitation honorees were selected based on CMS star ratings of four or higher to apply, and woman in a navy dress with glittery jacket and a man in a black suit holding a black plaquethen satisfaction surveys of residents and families.

“It is wonderful to see Sabrina, Judy, and our staff recognized for their dedication and commitment to quality care to their residents,” said Wolfe County administrator Amy Prater.

More than 700 long-term care providers met during the meeting, energized by general sessions challenging them with strategies to cope with stress on the job, hiring and retaining quality staff, and breakout sessions on a variety of issues facing long-term care providers.

The week was capped off with the Quality Awards Banquet on November 15. The Association honored 33 facilities with the Best of Kentucky – Nursing and Rehabilitation Award.

The residents and staff of Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center are very proud of Sabrina and Judy for their accomplishment in their field. Also to the facility for being recognized as one of the Best of Kentucky.