True Blessings

“Thank you for all you do for us on a daily basis.  Your dedication does not go unnoticed!  As I reflect on my journey at OHARA, I have tears in my eyes of the true blessings it has given to me and my family.  Thank you for being one of a kind!  Thankful, GRATEFUL, and blessed to be a part of OHARA”

Appreciate You

“I appreciate you helping me along this bumpy road. Without you, I honestly don’t know where I’d be right now. You have advocated for me since day one and we never looked back! You always tell me that’s your job but you truly care and want the best for me. I will never be able to thank you enough. I will always be grateful for you being by my side and for your kindness.

Best Case Managers

“I met with Doctor today and he pulled me aside to tell me that my co-worker Kesley and I (Amy J) are the best case managers he has ever dealt with.  He stated ‘I can tell you both care and that is something that is going to get this injured worker through this’ “

Amazing

“The team is amazing, every single person is nothing short of hardworking, caring, and flexible.  I am blessed to have the opportunity to work here with each of you.  I love that OHARA continues to help those less fortunate.  It makes me smile!”

Breath of Fresh Air

“Taking this new position has been a breath of fresh air and has truly shown what it is like being part of a REAL TEAM!!!  I love the constant help and advice we give each other, and the leadership has been nothing short of AMAZING!!!”

Supporting Those in the Community

“I received the business card holder along with the fantastic gift you made to Feeding SD.  I cannot think of a more thoughtful gift than to provide food to those who need it most… our children and those less fortunate.  This gift embodies the true meaning of case management it is a tangible gift that will provide for those in need. It makes me so proud to be a part of this OHARA family of nurses who are truly the best in class when it comes to opening their hearts and giving to help support those folks in their community.”