Strengthening the Culture of Care at Trilogy
The secret to being a leading provider of senior care: Take care of your caretakers.
Trilogy Health Services is one of the best in the business at taking care of seniors and their families. It’s no coincidence they’re also one of the best at taking care of their own employees, consistently named a “Best Places to Work.” See how partnering with Purchasing Power helped Trilogy take care of its most important asset, its employees.
No one cares for seniors and their families better than Trilogy Health Services.
When you care, it shows.
It shows not only in those being helped, but in those doing the helping. It shows in every office, on every floor, and up and down every hallway of your entire organization. This culture of caring begins and ends with a simple premise: It’s easier to care when you’re cared for.
This is why Trilogy Health Services puts so much effort in its employee benefits plan, and why it partnered with Purchasing Power to empower its employees with benefits and services that help them manage the costs of everyday living. “When we expanded our educational reimbursement program, it seemed like the right time to add Purchasing Power to our employee benefits plan,” Trilogy’s Benefits Manager explains. “It helped make computers and tablets more accessible to employees so they could take advantage of our new professional development opportunities,” she adds.
By partnering with Purchasing Power, Trilogy is able to offer its employees a more cost-effective method of purchasing everyday items than using credit cards or other borrowing methods. But, more importantly, it allows Trilogy to show that it cares about its employees' lives beyond working hours.
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1. Eligible Employees based on 12.31.20 Client Info Table data for Purchasing Power pulled on 8.31.21
2. Based on 2020 client data for Purchasing Power customers pulled on 8.31.21.
3. Demographic data reflects 2020 Q2 Experian information pulled on 8.03.21.
4. Salary data is based on 2020 client data for Purchasing Power customers pulled on 8.31.21