Industry awards are exciting when they publicly recognize the great work our customers are doing. We were delighted when seven of Epicor Senior Living Solution (SLS) customers won an award in their respective categories by ACSA (Aged & Community Services Australia) as the Aged Care Award Ceremonies held throughout July across the states. The Awards celebrate the outstanding achievements and contribution of organizations, teams and individuals in the aged care industry throughout the year.
As the leading national peak body supporting not for profit church, charitable and full purpose providers of retirement living, community, home and residential care for more than 450,000 older Australians, the ACSA Aged Care Awards provide individuals and organizations with an opportunity to showcase their achievements, best practices and innovation as the best in their respective state.
The awards recognize and honor outstanding achievements and contributions to the aged care industry and celebrate industry success by highlighting and putting high achievers in the spotlight.
Epicor proudly supported the NSW and VIC Awards Ceremonies, and the ANZ Regional Vice President, Greg O’Loan was thrilled to give the Award for Aged Care Provider of the Year to RFBI (Royal Freemasons’ Benevolent Institution), an Epicor customer.
At Epicor, we would like to congratulate all the winners on their extraordinary work and contributions to their organizations and the Aged Care industry. We would also like to thank ACSA for this remarkable opportunity to celebrate the winners.
Aged Care Provider of the Year:
New South Wales: RFBI (Royal Freemasons’ Benevolent Institution)
Innovation in Service or Design:
Western Australia: SwanCare, “Senior Citizen Partnership Program” and
Victoria: Fronditha Care, “Lifestyle and Activity Program (Clayton South)”
Distinguished Service in Care:
South Australia: Richard Hearn, Resthaven
Employee of the Year:
South Australia: Dr Tim Henwood, Group Manager, Connected Living -Community Wellness & Lifestyle, Southern Cross Care, and
New South Wales: Janean Cole, Anglican Care
Trainee of the Year:
New South Wales: Carol Goodger, Warrigal Care
