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Brittany Wayt, business office manager at Seymour Crossing, was one of 99 employees from across Indiana who were honored with the American Senior Communities Quest for Excellence award for their outstanding service to patients and residents.
Every year, the Indianapolis-based firm celebrates outstanding employees who were nominated by their peers during the annual Quest for Excellence Awards Celebration. In its 23rd year, the event took place Nov. 9 at Marriott Downtown Indianapolis.
With more than 10,000 employees across the state, a Quest for Excellence award of the year is the highest level of recognition an ASC employee can receive, honoring employees who exhibit a compassionate and dedicated approach that surpasses their typical job requirements. Honorees include clinical staff, therapists and culinary staff as well as business office, housekeeping, maintenance team members and others.
Vice President of Social Wellness and Enrichment Janean Kinzie delivered remarks on ASC’s Care Companion culture, and Josh Heaston, director of Christian mission for the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis, delivered the keynote speech on compassion. Additional remarks were delivered by CEO Steve Van Camp and COO Andy Shane.
“ASC’s Quest for Excellence Award winners promote and maintain the ASC culture of caring for others while demonstrating the highest level of integrity,” Van Camp said.“These exceptional people embody ASC’s commitment by keeping its values of compassion, accountability, relationships and excellence (CARE) as their highest priorities.”