At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic there were a lot of unknowns. Despite this uncertainty, our field staff were on the frontlines of the pandemic, caring for our patients every day. In doing so, they faithfully answer the call to be Everyday Heroes.
Spectrum is pleased to announce that Ella Ferris and Mark Vimr will be joining our organization as Nurse Advisors.
We are pleased to announce that Cynthia Liburd is our February Employee of the Month. Cynthia was chosen because of her dedication and loyalty to her clients. She always provides great service and makes sure that her clients feel cared for.
Spectrum Health Care is so proud of our health care professionals who go out and administer care every day. Now more than ever, our health care team shows us what resiliency and compassion look like. They show us what it means to be Everyday Heroes.
COVID-19 has presented many challenges but every day our PSWs, nurses and senior companions continue to provide care to people when and where they need it the most. Our employees show us why they are our Everyday Heroes through their outstanding compassion and resiliency.
Candy’s dedication and commitment to helping vulnerable seniors in the community is amazing. Even when times are challenging she is always willing to help when she can.
Seniors for Seniors is proud to announce Joachim Schreiber as the 2021 Employee of the Year! Joachim has shown nothing but care and compassion to his clients. Joachim utilizes his expertise from his nursing background to ensure that his clients are comfortable and well taken care of.
Spectrum Health Care is pleased to announce that it has been designated a Best Practice Spotlight Organization (BPSO) by the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO).
We want to highlight our employees for their ongoing resilience. They have inspired us with their dedication and perseverance in uncertain times. In doing so, they show us why they are our everyday heroes.
Spectrum's CEO Sandra Ketchen reflects on the critical role her company’s sector plays in the broader health care system in allowing Ontario’s most vulnerable to continue living at home.