Pinnacle Awards

Phil Cyr was only in high school when his father Albert, a potato farmer, opened the Caribou Nursing Home in 1973 and began building a family dynasty of long-term care facilities in Maine. Cyr became Caribou’s...

If you want to find Carole Considine, don’t look in her office.

For Jennifer Brullo, managing a $350 million budget not only ensures VNS Health’s financial viability but also the certified home health agency’s intrinsic ability to continue keeping patients healthy...

The long-term care industry is nothing without its people, and Dana Ullom-Vucelich has spent more than 20 years ensuring that her company recruits and retains the best. As chief human resources officer...

From a two-story home for the aged at the start of the 20th century to a state-of-the-art sprawling campus offering a comprehensive range of services for seniors, United Hebrew of New Rochelle has become...

Between becoming a certified nursing assistant in 1998 to owning several skilled nursing facilities by 2021, it’s difficult to believe there was a time when Evangeline Powell didn’t intend to have...

Cheerleaders aren’t only on athletic fields. Kristin DeVries Bolos, a cheerleader in high school and college, took her talent for encouraging others to perform at their best and brought it to the long-term...

Robyn Stone’s heart resides at the intersection of research and policy.

When Mark Parkinson talks, his voice speaks for thousands. As president and CEO of the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living, he represents more than 14,000 nursing homes...

From “Changing Long-Term Care in America: Policies, Markets, Strategies and Outcomes,” to “Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Treatment and Outcomes in America: Changing Policies and Systems,”...