Monica Nash of Flourtown-based Guardian Nurses Healthcare Advocates received the prestigious Community Nursing Award at the 35th Annual Nightingale Awards of Pennsylvania, held recently at the Harrisburg Hilton Hotel.

The award honors Nash’s unwavering commitment to nursing and the remarkable impact she has made in her community.

The Nightingale Awards, designed to celebrate the finest nurses across Pennsylvania, honor those who exemplify excellence in care, leadership, and patient advocacy. The awards highlight individuals who have gone above and beyond in serving their communities.

Nash has been an indispensable member of the Guardian Nurses team, bringing her deep expertise in community health and passion for patient advocacy to every aspect of her work. Her efforts have consistently led to better patient outcomes, and her compassionate care has strengthened the bonds between healthcare providers and the community.

“We couldn’t be prouder of Monica,” said Betty Long, founder of Guardian Nurses. “Her win in the Community Nursing category is a well-deserved recognition of her dedication, skill, and the profound difference she makes in the lives of her patients. Monica’s commitment to nursing truly exemplifies the heart and soul of our profession.”

“Nurses across our state are working tirelessly to improve the healthcare of our communities,” said Nash. “To be recognized by the Nightingale Awards of Pennsylvania is an incredible honor. Sitting in that ballroom, listening to the powerful stories of my peers, I felt truly amazed. It filled me with pride to be part of such a compassionate and dedicated profession. I am deeply grateful to the Nightingale Awards for this recognition and to my esteemed colleagues at Guardian Nurses, whose support and dedication inspire me every day.”

Learn more about Guardian Nurses Healthcare Advocates, a national, nurse-owned firm providing patient advocacy services and a high-touch Mobile Care program.