December 2024 OWL Award Recipients
Published on: February 17, 2025
Watertown, NY – Samaritan Medical Center is pleased to announce its outstanding workers in long term care (OWL) Award recipients for December 2024.
Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) Jennifer Favry at Samaritan Summit Village and Madison Spicer at Samaritan Keep Home won the OWL Award for their respective facilities.
Favry was nominated for the OWL Award by a resident who expressed the deepest appreciation for Favry’s smile and compassionate care, as well as dedication to helping the residents.
Spicer was nominated for the OWL Award by a fellow caregiver who said:
“Madison goes above and beyond when it comes to the residents at the Keep Home. She is always picking up extra shifts to help. The residents and their families absolutely love her. Madison is a true inspiration to this facility and is going to continue her nursing career with the Licensed Practical Nurse program.”
Favry and Spicer were presented with certificates and tokens of appreciation during recognition ceremonies at their respective facilities.
These awards will continue to be presented throughout the year, and nominations can be submitted by patients, families, or colleagues at any time. To make a nomination or to learn more about the Samaritan DAISY, BEE, and OWL Awards, visit www.samaritanhealth.com/daisy-bee.
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Pictured here, from left to right, are December 2024 OWL awardees Jennifer Favry, CNA, and Madison Spicer, CNA.
About Samaritan’s Long Term Care Services
Caregivers at Samaritan Summit Village and Samaritan Keep Home provide round-the-clock skilled nursing care and significant assistance with the activities of daily life. Nursing homes have nursing staff on duty 24 hours a day to help individuals meet their daily physical, social and psychological needs. A licensed physician supervises each resident’s care and therapy, including speech, occupational, and physical therapy are available to provide rehabilitation services. Samaritan Summit Village also offers Assisted Living with six neighborhoods and apartments that are comfortable, functional, and safe. This facility is for those who need a little extra help while continuing an independent lifestyle.