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Bridgeway Integrated Healthcare Services

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Bridgeway Integrated Healthcare Services reviews

3.0

42% would recommend to a friend

(99 total reviews)
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Natalie Whatcott

46% approve of CEO

35% positive business outlook

Bridgeway Integrated Healthcare Services has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 99 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Bridgeway Integrated Healthcare Services employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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99 reviews
1.0
Sep 13, 2017

Not a career based job

Recommend
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Pros

Can be a fun job if you belong to the right clique. Fun and challenging environment. All I can really say is that kids make this job an okay job.

Cons

This company really lacks in employee benefits. They obviously have health insurance but no PTO and you rarely acknowledged or rewarded for hard work. When new clients are scheduled or brought to the office supervisors will either know nothing about the child or didn’t communicate Any information to direct staff before first session. Clients will sometime go for months without a program put in place. Supervisors will bill 1hr and a half but truly only actually supervise and be present during session for 5-10 minutes.

2.0
Mar 9, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- I believe there are many well-meaning people here. - Seeing kids progress was awesome and that we were making a difference (for example, hearing a non-verbal kid talk is very fulfilling). - At least one of the directors got it. They understood my challenges and were very kind to me.

Cons

- There was an insane amount of lies and gossip. Support from management was hit and miss. I had great support from fellow admins, but unfortunately the problems that were going on ran much deeper than what they could influence. - I was supposed to be working part time, but ended up working full time many weeks. I also worked until midnight on many occasions. - When I stepped into the position, I inherited many problems and did my best to fix them. Many things were not being done the way they were supposed to and upper management was not aware until I became involved. - I was in a lose-lose situation caught between making clinicians unhappy, parents unhappy, and behavior technicians unhappy (we were understaffed and as a scheduler, I got blamed for everything). My coworkers thought I was actively sabotaging them - which could not have been further from the truth... - I was making less money than my coworker who started at the same time as me, was much less qualified, and was performing essentially the same role (our responsibilities overlapped but mine were much more stressful and challenging) .

1.0
May 1, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

They have some good people and the kids are amazing.

Cons

It's been several years to even be able to write this review because of the fear and anxiety I felt at this company. The leadership team actively aims to trap people into employment with threats and intimidation. They play mind games, filling you with confidence and then demeaning you into shame and self doubt. There is no long term path upward - those seats are reserved for family. They are snarky, unprofessional, demeaning and vengeful. They may treat you like you are the greatest team member ever one day and then a switch flips and they treat you like a problem. It is narcissistic abuse that has taken years of therapy to recognize and understand. Most people can't really grasp what it does to a person to work for an employer who behaves this erratically. The CEO in particular can be charming - even loving - and she is VERY good at analyzing behavior. In a way, she is absolutely brilliant and captivating - no unlike many terrifying dictators. She then uses all that information about your behavior against you at any time that it suits her. She's build a team of "yes ma'amers" - mostly family - to back her up and make you think the unreasonable is reasonable (skipping holidays, foregoing important medical appointments, working late into the night, turning a blind eye to questionable billing or treatment practices, believing other colleagues are doing things to hurt the company when they are absolutely not... that list is long). It's a textbook situation of a narcissist with no boundaries in charge. The ends always justify the means to her. The situation is complete with prolific gaslighting and "flying monkeys" to harass you if you question too much or try to get out of there. If you choose to work there, stay far from management and do your best to help the kids who need it. Beware of any agreement to pay anything back to the company for training, certifications or education. The FTC has put a stop to the aggressive non-competes but a company that cannot keep people through creating a comfortable (or even tolerable) working environment will stoop to other means and you don't want to get trapped.

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