Safehaven Welcomes Becky Plemons As New Program Administrator

Plemons brings over a decade of experience in the medical field to the Jimmy Simpson Foundation’s brain injury program.

ROCK SPRING, Ga. (July 22, 2021) – Safehaven, a program of the Jimmy Simpson Foundation dedicated to providing quality care for individuals with brain injuries, has named Becky Plemons, RN, as Program Administrator, bringing her vast knowledge from over a decade in the medical field to the nonprofit organization.

In her new position, Plemons will work hands-on with Safehaven’s skilled team and also its residents, overseeing resident supplies and equipment, working with case managers and supervising resident activities.

“Safehaven has been committed to providing the highest quality of care to individuals with brain injuries for over two decades,” Plemons said. “I am thrilled to join them in their mission and to work alongside their incredible team of caregivers.”

Plemons, a graduate of Northwestern State University in Shreveport, LA, comes to Safehaven from Amedisys Home Health Care in Ringgold, Ga, where she has served as the Oasis and Coding Specialist/Clinical Manager since 2014.

“We are so excited to have Becky joining our Safehaven family because she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from her years serving as a nurse and clinical manager,” said Vickie Hodge, CEO of Safehaven and the Jimmy Simpson Foundation. “She is going to be an absolute asset to our team, and I know she will serve our residents and their families well.”

In her free time, Plemons enjoys being outdoors, axe throwing, running, and spending time with her family.

More information about Safehaven and the Jimmy Simpson Foundation can be found at https://www.safehavenjsf.org.

PHOTO CAPTION: Safehaven has named Becky Plemons, RN, as Program Administrator. 

Jessica Malone

jmalone@safehavenjsf.org

706.438.8662

ABOUT JIMMY SIMPSON FOUNDATION - ROCK SPRING, GA

The Jimmy Simpson Foundation is dedicated to providing the best quality care for the brain injury community. It was founded as a 501c3 organization by Carol Simpson after her husband, Jimmy, suffered an anoxic brain injury as a result from a fall out of a hospital bed after surgery. While searching for long term placement for Jimmy, it was difficult to find an environment that fostered individuality as well as provided a safe home environment. As with many non-profit organizations, the family saw a need within the brain injury community and stepped up to meet that need.