Lee County Health and Rehabilitation recognized as Center of Excellence
Lee County Health and Rehabilitation recently accepted a Centers of Excellence award from “Ethica, Patients First”
By Jennifer Parks
LEESBURG — After a year of service, Lee County Health and Rehabilitation celebrated its dedication and commitment as it accepted a Centers of Excellence award from “Ethica, Patients First.” During the award ceremony, it was commended for point ratings it earned based on survey criteria focusing on six areas of leadership including survey and certification, family satisfaction, associate satisfaction, financial performance, quality measures and environment. From left to right: Regional Vice President Debra Mims, Administrator Kelly Burnett, Nursing Director Kay Standley and Vice President of Operations Kim Hodges. (Special Photo)
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