Did you hear the news?! On September 21st, The Beryl Institute introduced the Wendy Leebov Championing Experience Award, an annual award recognizing and honoring an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the field of patient experience and fostered human connections in healthcare.
The award’s namesake, Wendy Leebov, founder of Language of Caring, was presented the inaugural award during the closing session of the Institute’s Virtual Patient Experience Conference. We''re so honored and proud. Learn more!
About Wendy Leebov
A lifelong activist for helping healthcare organizations create exceptional experiences for patients, families and the entire healthcare team, Wendy is internationally respected as a thought leader, healthcare executive, culture change strategist, coach, and author who has helped hospitals, health systems, and medical practices achieve breakthroughs in the patient, family and healthcare team experience. Before making her mark as champion of the international patient experience movement, Wendy was Vice President and change coach for the Albert Einstein Healthcare Network in Philadelphia where she worked for 20 years.
A communication fanatic, Wendy has written 14 books on the patient experience, leadership, and service excellence and created the Language of Caring Programs, focused on Making Caring Visible in every interaction. Wendy earned a Doctorate and Master’s degree in Education from Harvard University, and a B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology from Oberlin College.