February 2026 Honoree
Lindsey Hales, BSN, RN
Lindsey always had a smile on her face. She asked me how I was doing. She showed genuine concern for me as a patient. She was good at what she did, and you could tell she loved her job. She made me laugh during a very tough time for me during my amputation. I could tell that she enjoys her job, and she cares. I could open up and talk to her. I enjoyed being around her.
She put a smile on my face during a very hard time. She encouraged me and told me I was going to be ok, and to work hard during PT, and that I was strong and that I was doing so well. I needed that encouragement. She was a professional, and she cared for me and made my stay on the 11 th floor enjoyable. When she pushed my wheelchair to my car as I was leaving, she mentioned what a fun patient I was and that I had such a great attitude. It made me feel loved. I truly received the best care there, and Lindsey really stood out.
She put a smile on my face during a very hard time. She encouraged me and told me I was going to be ok, and to work hard during PT, and that I was strong and that I was doing so well. I needed that encouragement. She was a professional, and she cared for me and made my stay on the 11 th floor enjoyable. When she pushed my wheelchair to my car as I was leaving, she mentioned what a fun patient I was and that I had such a great attitude. It made me feel loved. I truly received the best care there, and Lindsey really stood out.
Thank you, Lindsey, for your exceptional compassion, advocacy, and dedication to your patients. You truly make a difference.
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