No Work/Life Balance What-So-Ever - Hospice RN Case Manager Amedisys Employee Review

1.0
Jun 2, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Love the work I do each and every day; I work with a great team.

Cons

Expects more and more for less; Nurses are expected to work 50-60 hours per week; Nurses are on call 8-9 days a month in addition to working 40+ hours per week; Nurses are expected to work a full day with little to no sleep after being on-call; However, if management helps overnight, they do not work a full day the next day; Our care center has been short two nurses for months with no help offered from corporate or other care centers; I took a PTO day and was expected to do the see all my patients in 4 days instead of 5; Nurses are frequently asked to do unnecessary work, such as double-charting and recompleting forms that have already been done; My current job is wrecking havoc on my health and my family

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5.0
Jul 14, 2026
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Pros

Good pay. Employees friendly and willing to help. Get a lot of support and resources from home office.

Cons

patients, traveling long distances, nurse calls out and schedule changes. Patient refuse or cancel visits.

3.0
Jul 12, 2026
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Pros

- I love being able to make my own schedule and see patients on my own time. - I love the care center hospice team that I work with. My DOO (Director of Operations) is very kind, a team player, and encourages the team to be their best. - Insurance benefits are also a plus (Blue Cross/Blue Sheild).

Cons

- I don't enjoy having to drive around and to far distances to see patients. Also, don't enjoy when patients and family members cancel visits because I won't get paid unless I make the visit. - Upper management doesn't care about the well-being of the local care center employees. Upper management puts to much stress on the DOO for stats and productivity quotas. - Upper management is cheap and doesn't contribute money to celebrate their employees like with a Christmas party (local care centers have to bring pot-luck style food and throw their own Christmas parties).

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