A Thank You Letter To Kaiser Permanente Family

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I wanted to say thank you for our temporarily employees Wren Robinson and Alexis Gardner. They have assisted us through multiple transitions and have been extremely valuable assets to the home health team. The hard work and dedication that Wren & Alexis contributed did not go unnoticed and truly made a difference in our daily operations. I am truly honored to have met and managed Wren and Alexis. I wish them the best in their future endeavors and hope to see them stay within the Kaiser Permanente family.

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