Awards

The TAHC&H Meritorious Service Award is for a member of the association who has selflessly engaged in activities which enhanced the collective voice, furthered its purposes, and brought about a greater recognition of the true value of the home care & hospice industry in Texas

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We’re honoring Chrystal Everett with the prestigious Meritorious Award for her unwavering dedication and exceptional contributions to our industry. Chrystal exemplifies the true meaning of merit, consistently going above and beyond in her work. Her tireless commitment, outstanding work ethic, and ability to overcome challenges with grace have set a remarkable standard for her peers and inspired admiration from all who know her.

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Chrystal’s actions embody the values this award seeks to honor, serving as a shining example of excellence and integrity. We are proud to recognize her achievements and celebrate the profound impact she has made on our industry.

The Nursing Achievement Award, given in honor of Mary Jo Gabbert, is your opportunity to recognize those who consistently perform above the standard—the best of the best. These awards are presented to acknowledge exceptional dedication, commitment, and professionalism. Nomination brings recognition to a colleague who is making outstanding contributions to the field of nursing and demonstrates their special command of the nursing arts.

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We are thrilled to honor Yvette Castro for her exemplary service and dedication to the field of nursing. Yvette's compassionate care and unwavering dedication have set a high standard at St Joseph's Home Health Inc., where she serves not only as a skilled nurse but also as a mentor to her peers. Her exceptional commitment and professionalism make her truly deserving of this recognition.

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Yvette embodies the qualities this award celebrates: exceptional dedication, commitment, and professionalism. Her ability to consistently perform above the standard showcases her special command of the nursing arts. We are proud to acknowledge her outstanding contributions and to recognize her as a beacon of excellence in nursing.

This award is to recognize an individual who contributed outstanding leadership as a TAHC&H committee chairperson for the past year.

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We’re recognizing April Coxon for her exceptional leadership as the chairperson of the education committee. Under her guidance, the committee has excelled in delivering relevant and timely education across a broad spectrum. From conferences to single-day webinars, in-person events to virtual learning, and content tailored for both Executive Level and Field staff, the education offered has been both diverse and impactful. April’s dedication and leadership have set a high standard within our organization and serve as a model for all committees to follow.

This award recognizes an individual whose commitment to TAHC&H makes them stand out among their peers. Nominees must have demonstrated exceptional, consistent, and sustaining support for the association and the industry as a whole.

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We are proud to honor Brian Mauck of CamSolutions LLC/Woligo with this year’s Associate Member Award for his exceptional service and dedication to our organization. Over the past year and beyond, Brian has not only elevated our operations through innovative solutions but has also personally engaged in our activities, significantly enhancing our members' experiences.

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Brian and his team have been instrumental in providing multiple coverage options for staff, significantly benefiting our member agencies. Their proactive involvement in TAHC&H conferences and their willingness to sponsor and facilitate regional member meetings exemplify the outstanding support and partnership we value.

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Brian's dedication and hands-on approach have made a notable impact, making him a model for what an exceptional associate member represents. We are delighted to recognize his and his team’s contributions with this honor.

The TAHC&H Media Award is presented to member(s) of the Texas media for excellence in communicating home care & hospice information to the public.

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Corley Peel is a passionate News Reporter for KPRC 2 in Houston.   Her coverage and focus on PDN during the last legislative session was impressive and thorough. 

In 2016, Nathaniel Moran was appointed as the Smith County Judge to fill a vacancy. As Smith County Judge, he served as the presiding officer of the Commissioners Court, Chief Budget Officer, judge of the Constitutional County Court, chair of the Juvenile Board, head of emergency management, and chief administrative officer of the County. In 2018, he was elected to a full four-year term as County Judge and he continued in that role until he was elected to Congress for the 1st Congressional District of Texas in November 2022.  He is a member of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce and co-sponsor of H.R. 5159 - The Preserving Access to Home Health Act.