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| American college of health care administrators to present
Grand traverse pavilions with national journalism award
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The American College of Health Care Administrators presented
Grand Traverse Pavilions with its national Journalism Award at its 39th Annual
Convocation & Exposition in Providence, Rhode Island.
The national accolade recognizes an individual or organization for excellent
journalistic achievement representing fair and accurate reporting of the long-term care
industry.
Grand Traverse Pavilions also recently received the prestigious Journalism
Award from the Michigan Chapter of the American College of Health Care
Administrators. The award was presented at the association’s annual state conference
in Kalamazoo.
Richard E. Marion, Jr., chief executive officer and administrator of Grand
Traverse Pavilions, noted that the organization was extremely proud to accept these
awards.
“We are committed to providing the best possible information to individuals and
families about their health care and residential options,” he said. “We want to help
people make the right choices to meet their individual needs.”
Grand Traverse Pavilions is owned by Grand Traverse County and operated by
the Grand Traverse County Family Independence Agency Board.
The Pavilions is the parent organization of Grand Traverse Medical Care,
Intergenerational Community Center, Grand Traverse Pavilions Foundation, The
Cottages: Adult Residential Community, and the Aquatic/Wellness Center.
As a continuum of care, Grand Traverse Pavilions offers adult day and overnight
respite, assisted living, long-term, skilled nursing care, child care services, health and
fitness programs, and outpatient therapy services.
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