In Tell City, Perry County Memorial Hospital has recognized Home Health Department nurse Bre Hall with the DAISY Award, honoring her for her outstanding compassion and dedication to patient care. The announcement came in early October, highlighting Hall’s consistent commitment to going above and beyond for patients and their families. The DAISY Award is an international program that celebrates extraordinary nurses for combining clinical excellence with deep compassion.

It recognizes caregivers who make a meaningful difference in the lives of their patients, often through quiet acts of kindness and professionalism. Hall’s work in home health embodies this mission.

In a rural area like Perry County, where many residents rely on in-home care due to age or limited mobility, her dedication ensures that patients receive essential medical attention without leaving their homes. The Home Health Department at Perry County Memorial Hospital provides around-the-clock nursing support and personalized care — a service that is both practical and deeply human. As the leading medical center in Tell City, Perry County Memorial Hospital continues to honor staff members who represent its values of compassion, integrity, and excellence.

Recognitions like the DAISY Award not only celebrate individuals like Hall but also reinforce the hospital’s broader commitment to community health. While details of the award presentation were not shared publicly, the message is clear: empathy and consistency in patient care continue to make a powerful impact across Perry County.

Hall’s recognition stands as a reminder of the quiet strength and dedication that define rural healthcare.