ELY- Adam Masloski has just gotten what he deserves: an award. LeadingAge Minnesota, a senior care trade association, honored Masloski with its Outstanding Leadership Award during their annual conference in Minneapolis on Feb. 12.
As the Executive Director of the Boundary Waters Care Center, Masloski’s commitment to quality care helped increase BWCC’s Medicare 5-Star Quality Rating from one to four stars in just two years. Under his leadership, the BWCC received a 100 percent resident and family satisfaction score, and his fundraising efforts kept the doors open as federal pandemic aid dried up.
Masloski thanked the organization for the award and gave much of the credit to his care center crew. “My team at BWCC and I are devoted to providing residents and families with an enriched senior living experience. I could not do what I do without their skills and support, and I am thankful to have the opportunity to help our residents confidently live their best lives.”
For more than 17 years, Masolski has been the face of aging services at BWCC, having served in multiple roles through the years.
“Adam’s leadership is a huge part of what makes Boundary Waters Care Center thrive,” said Amber Rogotzke, president of the Health Dimensions Group, which manages BWCC. “He and his team help provide their residents with the ability to confidently live their best lives every day, and we can’t thank him enough for his commitment to them. Adam is deserving of this award, and we are immensely proud of him.”
BWCC is a nonprofit skilled-nursing and rehabilitative care facility. BWCC’s comprehensive transitional and long-term care services include 24-hour skilled nursing care, on-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as compassionate hospice care.