InterCommunity Named Both National and Regional Top Workplace

September 23, 2025

We’re proud to share some exciting news—InterCommunity has been recognized not once, but twice, as a Top Workplace this year! Earlier this summer, we received the 2025 National Healthcare Top Workplace award, an honor given to just 129 organizations across the country with fewer than 500 employees. And now, we’re thrilled to announce that InterCommunity has also been named a Regional Top Workplace by the Hartford Courant, joining a select list of only 59 companies to earn this recognition in 2025.


These recognitions are meaningful because they are based entirely on feedback from our staff. More than 233 of you participated in the confidential survey administered by Energage, an independent research firm specializing in workplace culture. Your honest perspectives about what it’s like to work here and the culture we’ve built together earned us these honors.


To be named a Top Workplace reflects more than awards; it shows that InterCommunity is a place where people feel valued, seen, respected, and proud of our work. Our team of more than 350 employees brings a wide range of perspectives, experiences, and talents, and together, we create an environment where both staff and clients feel they belong.


These awards mark the 15 Top Workplace recognitions InterCommunity has received over the past 15 years. They are a powerful reminder that YOU—your energy, compassion, and teamwork—make this organization thrive. Because of you, InterCommunity is not just a Top Workplace, but an extraordinary one.

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