May 22, 2007 1 min read

Golden Living Center in Uniontown received the company’s 24 Karat Award at a recent catered luncheon. The facility was recognized as a top performer in the industry, both clinically and financially.

“Quality indicators and quality measures are noted as the facility remains the customer’s number-one choice in long-term care and the employer of choice in Fayette County,” a press release said.

“The name change from Beverly Healthcare to Golden Living Center – Uniontown exemplifies the vision of being a nursing home that is all about ‘living,’ a nursing home that is focused on enriching the lives of the residents, providing them with dignity and purpose.”

The 120-bed facility is staffed with a broad range of professionals dedicated to helping the people served live their lives to the fullest. Forty-seven percent of the employees have more than 10 years of service while 18 percent have more than 20 years.

Golden Living Center – Uniontown was one of only three facilities awarded the 24 Karat Award in the entire company, according to the press release.

Visitors are welcome, and tours are available without an appointment.