Aspirus Health reviews

2.6

30% would recommend to a friend

(426 total reviews)

Matt Heywood

23% approve of CEO

24% positive business outlook

Aspirus Health has an employee rating of 2.6 out of 5 stars, based on 426 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Aspirus Health employee rating is 24% below average for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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426 reviews
1.0
Aug 7, 2023

Avoid at all costs

Recommend
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Pros

Insurance coverage is great and the premiums are affordable. I have a good schedule but some of my co-workers do not.

Cons

1. The company is top-heavy with management who are grossly overpaid. 2. The most recent self-appraisals contain goals which are not attainable due to the nature of the goal or the fact that short staffing does not allow the employee time to work on the goal. Most likely these goals were chosen by the hospital is so that employees do not achieve a score high enough on their annual appraisal to earn a raise thus keeping costs down. 3. Money is spent on recruitment bonuses but not retention bonuses. Face facts, most new employees will be gone when their bonus is fully paid because they will see the poor working conditions and get out. Reward the people who are stuck working here. 4. Toxic work environment due to supervisors, managers, and directors who are bullies. Upper management allows and probably encourages this. 5. In my department we have certain licenses and certifications which are mandatory to keep our job. Aspirus does not reimburse for these mandatory requirements even though we submit for reimbursement. 6. Unsafe working conditions due to low staffing and more resignations than hires. This eventually will affect patient safety. 7. Continually purchase more hospitals and health care systems but nobody to staff due to poor pay, no retention bonuses, micromanaging, toxic work environment, and low morale. 8. "Reward" the staff with a pizza party or some free t-shirts. No holiday bonuses around Christmas even though upper management probably receives one. Constantly tell us we're valuable but no real action to back up the words. 9. Upper management has no clue what's happening at the patient care level due to poor communication and probably a genuine lack of interest. 10. Invests all profits in expanding but not in retaining staff and in providing decent wages.

1.0
Feb 13, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great team members, adjacent team cooperation, exposure to technology (not cutting or bleeding edge however but that's healthcare) Ample parking

Cons

Management, directorship are clueless, play favorites, act on emotion rather than being professional. Back-handed intentions. There's a reason they've gone through so many managers and directors here with engineers and admins seeking to leave. Yearly reviews are a joke and nobody understands them. There's a survey annually to rate things like pace of work, mgmt, etc which is ignored. Used to have the CIO on it until they received unfavorable reviews. Next year they were removed. Director received unfavorable reviews on the next year's, the following the director was removed from the survey. Have to fight to get fair pay and even then you're barely at market rate. Others in the area pay much better and have greater benefits. Benefits including 401k, health, paid time off are mediocre and getting worse every year. Epic analysts routinely skirt around protocol and will view patient and coworker health records in a way that is deliberately uneasy to audit.

1.0
Dec 29, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Coworkers work together and support you

Cons

From the CEO down to my department manager, they don't care. Any issues that are found are simply shrugged off or passed around in a never ending cycle of emails until you give up. Wage and PTO capped low and insurance is expensive. No matter your performance, increases are low. They brag about paying in step with Kwik Trip and Kohls (retail jobs) for health care jobs that require, at minimum, an associate degree. No bonuses. "Gifts" are points or cheap, branded merchandise, while the CEO makes huge bonuses. Doctors/PA/NP turnover is high due to a focus on meeting quotas vs patient care. I will not recommend this as a place to work OR receive health care. It is a disaster.

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