Health Dimensions Group Named a Top Workplace

MINNEAPOLIS—Health Dimensions Group (HDG), a senior living, post-acute and long-term care management and consulting firm based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been named a top workplace by The Minnesota Star Tribune for the fifth consecutive year.

The Top Workplaces award recognizes employers in Minnesota based on team members’ opinions on engagement, organizational health and satisfaction. 

“Being named a Top Workplace for five consecutive years is an extraordinary honor and a testament to the strength and consistency of our culture,” said Amber Rogotzke, president and principal of Health Dimensions Group. “What makes this recognition especially meaningful is that it comes directly from the voices of our team members. We are incredibly proud of the people who make HDG such a special place to work and who bring our mission to life every day.”

According to the survey results, team members ranked HDG’s core values of hospitality, stewardship, integrity, respect and humor, along with the encouragement of new ideas and the meaningful nature of their work, among the top drivers of the organization’s workplace culture.

“Our team members are passionate about our mission to improve the lives of seniors,” said Erin Shvetzoff Hennessey, chief executive officer and principal of HDG. “The fact that our team consistently tells us they feel their work is meaningful is especially rewarding and speaks to the culture we’ve built together. Whether serving residents in our managed communities, partnering with consulting clients or providing support from the corporate office, our team understands the impact they make every day.”

For more than 17 years, The Minnesota Star Tribune has partnered with Energage to identify and celebrate Minnesota organizations that excel in building strong workplace cultures. More than 10,500 Minnesota organizations were invited to participate in this year’s survey process.

“The companies in the Minnesota Star Tribune Top Workplaces deserve high praise for creating the very best work environments in the state of Minnesota,” said Steve Grove, Star Tribune CEO and publisher. “My congratulations to each of these exceptional companies.”