DAISY Award

The DAISY Award is an international program that rewards and celebrates the extraordinary clinical skill and compassionate care given by nurses every day.

Here at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center (CRMC), we recognize our DAISY Award honorees as outstanding role models in our nursing community. They personify Cheyenne Regional’s remarkable patient experience by consistently demonstrating excellence through both their clinical expertise and extraordinary, compassionate care.

What are the qualities of a DAISY Award nurse?

  • Positive and professional
  • Establishes a special connection with patients and families through trust and emotional support
  • Compassionate, thoughtful, and caring in all situations
  • Provides safe patient care
  • Does an excellent job educating patients and families
  • Collaborates with all members of the healthcare team

Nominate a nurse for the DAISY Award

To nominate a Cheyenne Regional nurse, you can fill out the form below, or print and fill out the DAISY Nomination Brochure and send it to:

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Attn: Deb Nunley
214 E. 23rd Street
Cheyenne, WY 82001

Check out our past and present DAISY and VIP recipients on our Cheyenne Regional Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) social media pages.

The DAISY Award nomination form

Please fill out this form to nominate a nurse for the DAISY Award

  • If you do not know the Unit or Department of the nurse you'd like to nominate, simply type "unknown".
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Most Recent DAISY Award Winners

MARCH 2025

Lilly Bivona, RN
ICU

“We are all grateful to Lilly for taking the extra time and showing that level of concern for her patient. Because of her, my brother’s condition will be assessed. He will also be more informed about his own health. Thanks so much, Lilly, for being a caring, compassionate nurse who makes the health and well-being of your patients a priority.”

Tina Prettyman, RN
Case Management

“One patient needed one more dose of IV antibiotics and did not want to wait due to other cirumstances. Tina went above and beyond by calling the patient after they left to get their final dose set up. Tina also worked with the doctor to see if the patient could qualify for a discount card.”

Jenny Stanley, RN
Emergency Department

“When I lost my baby, Jenny gave me her deepest condolences and really showed empathy to me. She wasn’t even frustrated with my lack of communication. Her empathy and understanding are something that will always stick with me. Jenny demonstrates why individuals become nurses in the first place.”

 

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