Name Tag Experience

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We all probably know someone who has lived in a nursing home, and know of the special care that this kind of facility provides its residents.

One of our newest customers is Park Manor Nursing Home, and Alicia Berghoff, the home’s systems administrator, was willing to let us spotlight the center.

“Park Manor, Ltd. is a 147 bed Medicare/Medicaid certified nursing home located on the shore of the Flambeau River in the small Northern Wisconsin community of Park Falls. We provide skilled nursing and rehabilitative services to residents from Park Falls and the surrounding Price, Ashland, Iron, and Vilas County communities. Park Manor has been in business since 1970 and currently has 165 employees. Park Manor is unique in the field of health care as a 100% employee owned company,” explained Berghoff.

Park Manor ordered our silver and gold Medium Plus Rectangle Mighty Badges with the pin/clip combination fastener, and believes we go above and beyond with our products.

“These employee name badges have more than met our expectations.”

The nursing home’s employees are thrilled, especially with the new pins.

“Our staff members have been very excited to upgrade their old pins to these. They look bright and fresh while maintaining a certain level of professionalism.”

Park Manor foresees ordering from Name Tag, Inc. again.

“We will definitely be ordering more in the future. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t have someone asking me to make them a new one.”

We look forward to working with Park Manor again soon, and we know that they will receive the same kind of service and quality again and again.

The 3 x 4 inch paper inserts that the SFDDA uses!

Dentists continue their education throughout their careers to better serve their patients. But just like everyone else, those dentists need a little help now and again, so let’s spotlight one of those helpers!

The South Florida District Dental Association, one of Name Tag, Inc.’s customers, agreed to be recognized. Executive Director, Yolanda Marrero, was kind to share her experiences with me.

So, are you wondering what the South Florida District Dental Association (SFDDA) is? It sure is a mouthful!

“We are a component of the American and Florida Dental Associations. We are a professional organization serving dentists in the South Florida area,” Marrero said.

Out of the many products we offer, the association ordered our 3 x 4 inch paper inserts. These inserts are generally used to be placed inside badge holders, but the SFDDA used them in unique ways.

“When we restructured our meetings a few years ago, we had to devise a way to differentiate who was registered for what course. The colored [paper inserts were] perfect. It was easy for the room monitors to direct attendees to where they needed to be. We now use [them] to create tickets for various lectures. We’ve used the paper to make parking vouchers.”

And like so many of our customers, the association is very pleased with our products.

“We love the versatility of the many uses and that it’s perforated for us.”

Marrero says that the SFDDA will continue to choose us in the future for their personal identification needs.

So you see? We all (including dentists) need a helping hand here and there, and that is just what this association does.

Winchester Medical Center ordered badge holders, similar to this one.

It’s been some time since recognizing one of our customers, so let’s get to it!

Rita Chapman works as an executive assistant to a doctor at Winchester Medical Center, a community hospital,  in Winchester, Virginia.

The center recently ordered 250 badge holders with magnetic fasteners, and is happy with the products.

“[The badge holders] work great. Everyone loves the fact that they don’t damage your clothes,” she said.

I asked Chapman how she feels about the badge holders, and she replied positively.

“I have been completely satisfied.”

We are so glad that Chapman and the medical center has had a favorable experience with our products–maybe almost as favorable as working at the center. After all, when I asked her to describe the hospital using only three words she responded with:

“Great, great, great!!!”