Awarded to a Provider or Facility for delivering TPIU compassionate care, as nominated by a care recipient.
Awarded to Individuals or Facilities exemplifying TPIU compassionate care and exceeding expectations in promoting its qualities.
Contest requesting novel essays on compassion.
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Dr. Pavlakis is naturally a TPIU Compassionate Care Provider.
He is friendly, attentive and listens to his patients, and shows true compassion for his patients and staff.
Dr. Pavlakis is an expert in his field and clearly has The Knowledge to Treat and the Heart to Care.
Within 2 hours of a grateful father posting what he called a Public Service Announcement (PSA) about this wonderful physician who had cared for his young daughter at the Hartford Healthcare Urgent Care Center in Stamford, CT, over 160 others responded, many with their own accounts detailing his compassionate care of them or a family member. That countless other people responded by sharing their own stories of medical encounters with Dr. Gomez speaks volumes. It takes someone very special to inspire so many people to “put pen to paper” on someone else’s account, making him very worthy of recognition by TPIU.
This prestigious award is bestowed upon a group of healthcare providers who exemplify “do unto others what you want others to do unto you” from the moment the patient makes the phone call and throughout the patient’s journey and experience with this group of providers. We salute you.”
Dr. “Lucky” Fernando listens to his patients, asks the right questions, exams them thoroughly, and provides expert advice. He is a gentleman & a scholar. Dr. Fernando cares about his patients and puts his patients first. He is a perfect example of a Healthcare worker with the ideas & values of TPIU — To take care of patients as if you or your loved one is the patient.
Dr. Thomas Romo III, a plastic surgeon & Director of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital did a remarkable thing. He observed a worker with a significant medical facial deformity. He chatted with him & offered to correct it at no cost. He had the skills to treat & restore this person to the handsome man he had been, & he had the heart to care. This immigrant laborer working in our country could not have afforded the surgery Dr. Romo gifted to him.
Carol is an EMT at the Westport Volunteer Emergency Medical Service in Westport, Connecticut & also works at the Greenwich Department of Health in Connecticut.
Read Essay (PDF)Grace is a 5th Year Medical Student at the Prince of Wales Hospital/Faculty of Medicine, Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Read Essay (PDF)Emily is a Patient Care Associate at Yale New Haven Health. She has now earned her BSN and in the Fall she begins working as a Graduate RN in Oncology.
Read Essay (PDF)Maily, originally from North Haven, Connecticut, is a student at Quinnipiac University. She is pursuing a degree in Physical Therapy. She received the School of Health Sciences Undergraduate Student Achievement Award from 2018 to 2020 and was inducted into the Alpha Eta Honor Society.
Read Essay (PDF)Maria, originally from Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, is a student at Quinnipiac University studying diagnostic medical sonography. She is furthering her career as an ultrasound technician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.
Read Essay (PDF)Gianna, originally from Reston, Virginia, is a nursing student at Fairfield University. At school she works on the Student Nurses Association Board and the American Red Cross Club.
Read Essay (PDF)School of Radiology Middlesex Hospital