FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) -- Parkview health ranked inside the Top 10 "most loved workplaces" in 2024, according to an annual list compiled by Newsweek. This year, Parkview Health ranked seventh after placing 87th in 2023. Newsweek's list is the result of a collaboration with the Best Practice Institute (BPI), a leadership development and benchmark research company. “Our commitment to excellence in serving our patients, our co-workers and our communities is reflected in this great honor from Newsweek,” said Rick Henvey, CEO of Parkview Health. “When our co-workers feel valued and loved, that positive attitude, enthusiasm and engagement is projected forward into the care they provide, ensuring excellent care for every person, every day. According to Parkview Health, some of the unique benefits and perks offered to employees include a quarterly "lifestyle benefit" stipend that can be used for personal purchases, additional time off for volunteering or mental health days and free admission to local festivals and community events. “When we listen to our co-workers, we build and evolve in response to their needs and address areas of concern that are most important to them," said Dena Jacquay, chief administrative officer for Parkview Health. "As part of this growing organization, and as a state leader in quality, patient experience and our culture, Parkview takes being a best employer very seriously.” Newsweek and BPI compiled the list after surveying more than 2.6 millon employees from businesses of varying sizes. Companies were evaluated using BPI's "Love of Workplace Index" assessment that looks at written responses from company officials and external ratings from sites such as Glassdoor and Indeed. Parkview Health was one of three Indiana companies to make the 2024 list.