Pleasant View Home received the 2009 Excellence in Person Centered Care Award from the Kansas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging as part of their annual Quality First Awards of Excellence program on April 10, 2009 at the Hyatt Regency in Wichita. Larry Minnix, President and CEO of the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging presented the award.

Pleasant View Home is being honored for their innovative service delivery to the elders that live in their nursing home. Their focus is on people and making their wishes and desires a reality. Individuals living at Pleasant View Home conduct their daily lives much like they would in their own home, with nursing care provided. Elders choose their daily menus, routines, and activities.

This award is one of two awards the organization is receiving this year. The second award is Caregiver of the Year and was presented to Barbara Allan.

Barbara Allan with three others as she receives her award.

“Pleasant View continues to show us what can be accomplished when outstanding leaders and talented, caring people commit together to create a true home for elders and a workplace that honors and empowers caregivers,” states Debra Zehr, KAHSA president. “This program serves as a model for other aging services providers across the state.”

The Kansas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (KAHSA) represents not-for- profit (NFP) long-term care provider organizations throughout Kansas. Our 160 members exist solely to serve the unmet needs of elders. They spring from a diverse heritage of religious, fraternal, civic organizations, and local units of government. All share a common benevolent purpose and are committed to a ministry of service, care, and community benefit. KAHSA members serve nearly 20,000 Kansas seniors in retirement communities, nursing homes, hospital long-term care units, assisted living residences, senior housing and through community-based services. This year KAHSA is celebrating the 19th year of the Quality First Awards of Excellence for outstanding programs at member organizations.

To view a video of the award winner, Barbara Allen, click here

Pleasant View Home staff accept the 2009 Excellence in Person Centered Care Award from the Kansas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging.

   
 
  Our goal is to help our clients achieve the highest quality of life possible, allowing one to retain his or her dignity and independence. At Pleasant View Home we believe in providing old fashioned personal service accompanied by the latest in modern health care science.
 
Pleasant View Home is dedicated to meeting the physical, social, and spiritual needs of the elderly.
Pleasant View is a not-for-profit organization governed by six area churches.
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