Pinnacle Awards

It was 1983 when Yvonne Eaddy joined VNS Health (then known as The Visiting Nurse Service of New York) as a public health nurse visiting the homes of both the elderly and children in need of a lifeline.

For 22 years, Gloria Lopez led a team of nurses as a clinical manager overseeing some of central California’s most fragile patients.

Every day, Barry “BC” Carr and his Ignite Medical Resorts are dedicated to “extinguishing the stereotype” by reinventing the short-term rehabilitation industry.

As Katie Campbell can attest, social work in long-term care environments isn’t limited to inside a community’s walls.

Doing well by doing good has certainly proven true for Lynne Katzmann.

With more than 30 years in the industry, Laurence C. “Larry” Gumina has experience leading it all.

Editor’s Note: McKnight’s Long-Term Care News, McKnight’s Senior Living and McKnight’s Home Care are profiling the McKnight’s 2023 Pinnacle Awards honorees daily in April and May. For additional...

For more than 30 years, Chris Belford has worked to ensure that senior living communities are on solid financial footing, with quality care for each resident driving his decision-making.

Betsy Mullen has spent four decades elevating the lives of residents of Chelsea Jewish Lifecare communities in Massachusetts.

United Hebrew of New Rochelle has become an award-winning example of what residents and patients want at every stage of aging. Rita Mabli has been responsible for much of that.