Awards and Recognition2026-05-13T07:04:44-05:00

Awards and Recognition

Osceola Regional Health Center employees lead the way in our organization’s mission, and are regularly recognized at the organizational, community, and national levels for providing servant-hearted, quality, and impactful care.

 

Best of N'West Nominee for Best Physician - Dr. Kosters

Best of N’West 2026

Osceola Regional Health Center facilitates an award to recognize nurses who provide exceptional care.

The honor, called the DAISY Award, is part of a nationwide effort to recognize the skill, care and compassion of nurses. It was started by a foundation formed by the family of J. Patrick Barnes, who died at age 33 of complications of idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura. His family created The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses in 2001 to say thank you to nurses around the country, as they believe they are truly “unsung heroes.”

Nominations open to any nurse employed by Osceola Regional Health Center.

In numerous hospitals and medical facilities around the country, nurses are nominated by their nurse administrators, peers, physicians, patients and families. With the honor, the nominated nurse will receive:

  • A certificate, proclaiming her or him an “Extraordinary Nurse.”
  • A DAISY Award pin.
  • A unique, hand-carved Shona stone sculpture entitled “A Healer’s Touch.”

Nomination forms can be submitted to Lindsey Williams, Nurse Manager and DAISY coordinator at by emailing: Lindsey.Williams@osceolaregional.org

Click here to submit a nomination online. 

Celebrating excellence.

The National Rural Honor Roll celebrates excellence and helps rural health care facilities stand out from the crowd.

Check out the current ratings here: ruralratings.us/honor-roll

We welcome your feedback regarding your recent stay and would love to celebrate those who positively impacted your experience. Please take a moment to thank your healthcare team.

Click here submit an Employee Recognition form online.

Submit a DAISY Nomination online
Submit an Employee Recognition form online

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