Fayette County Commissioner Harry Kaufman Recognizes Adagio Health Office Manager Lugene Rossini for 50 Years of Exemplary Service

Lugene Rossini, Office Manager at Adagio Health Uniontown, was presented with a Certificate of Recognition this week by the Fayette County Board of Commissioners in honor of 50 years of dedicated service to Adagio Health and the Fayette County community. Commissioner Harry Kaufman visited the Adagio Health Uniontown office, now located at 2 Highland Park Drive on Tuesday, to present the award.

Fayette County Commissioner Harry Kaufman (left) and Uniontown Office Manager Lugene Rossini (right)

Since 1976, Rossini has dedicated her career to advancing women’s health and ensuring individuals and families in Fayette County have access to the care, resources, and support they need.

“It’s hard to believe it’s been 50 years,” said Rossini. “I love what I do. I’ve tried to make the biggest difference in our county and for the women and the families and their children — and my wonderful, wonderful staff. They’re hard workers and I appreciate them, and I appreciate the Adagio Health administration for giving us the tools and education to help the women in our county.”

For more than five decades, Rossini has been a steadfast champion for the health and wellbeing of her community. As Office Manager, she has led the Adagio Health Uniontown office through multiple buildings, updates to clinical processes, and leadership changes, remaining a constant presence for both the organization and the community it serves.

To learn more about the services offered at Adagio Health Uniontown or to schedule an appointment, visit https://adagiohealth.org/location/uniontown/