Linda Neal, Residents Services Director at Eskaton Village Carmichael, received this letter about our driver, Cindee Burns, noting that persistence does pay off:
I was so terribly proud of Cindee Burns on Thursday, April 30th. She attempted to park the medical transport van outside Sutter Hospital downtown and was prevented from doing that by a parking attendant. Cindee was very firm, but professional in standing up for Eskaton and the disabled, as she had a 102-year-old wheelchair patient to pick up. Because of Cindee’s sincere persistence, the parking attendant’s supervisor agreed with her reasoning and we were allowed to park outside the hospital, rather than 1 ½ blocks away.
~ Eskaton Village Carmichael resident
Way to go, Cindee! We appreciate how you look out for the comfort and safety of our residents.
