The Wesley Community, a leading provider in housing and services for independent seniors and those requiring all levels of care, announced that one of its staff members has been recognized for extraordinary dedication to senior care services by LeadingAge New York.
Laurie Wetsel, resident financial services manager at The Wesley Community, received the 2016 LeadingAge New York Employee of Distinction Award during a rÂÂecent ceremony at Wesley campus in Saratoga Springs.
The award recognizes the efforts of front line staff of nonprofit senior care and services organizations in New York state. Only 18 people are chosen for the award every year.
“We are proud to have such an exceptional employee as Laurie, and congratulate her on this achievement,” said J. Brian Nealon, CEO of The Wesley Community. “Her sense of community, drive, and commitment to the residents at The Wesley Community has set a standard for excellence that continues to enrich the services we provide to seniors and their families.”
Wetsel has worked with The Wesley Community for 14 years. She recently oversaw the nonprofit organization’s transition to an electronic medical records system.
“I am truly honored to have been nominated and selected to receive this award. I am fortunate to be part of The Wesley Community family and feel privileged to conduct the work we do each day,” said Wetsel.