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Dedicated Senior Medical Center

Part of ChenMed

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Not as Dedicated as they claim - Care Promoter Dedicated Senior Medical Center Employee Review

3.0
Mar 30, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Working as a Care Promoter II in a low-income, culturally diverse community was incredibly rewarding. I’ve built strong relationships with my older patients, earning their trust and making a real impact on their healthcare. The diversity of backgrounds had taught me cultural awareness and adaptability, while the fast-paced environment has strengthened my clinical skills. Despite the challenges, the fulfillment of knowing I made a difference kept me motivated while working there.

Cons

It was a lack of support, minimal help from the CCM, making daily tasks more challenging. Constantly understaffed, leading to increased workload and stress. Unfair Treatment, employees are not treated equally. No Incentives, bonuses were reduced, lowering motivation. Compensation does not match the workload or industry standards. Those issues made it difficult to feel appreciated or supported in the workplace.

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5.0
Apr 8, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Company is amazing great people.

Cons

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3.0
Jul 7, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Free snacks everyday and free lunch on Wednesday when you are required to work through lunch for national provider calls and local team meeting.

Cons

Leadership is untrustworthy at local level - lots of gaslighting and some direct lies. All levels of staff are on edge wondering who will be fired next. Too many employees literally walk out rather than giving notice when they resign. In one week, several people either walked out due to job frustrations or gave notice thst it was their last day. No accountability for support staff, especially the MAs (called care promoters). They are coddled then PCPs are blamed when they don’t meet metrics. Raises are not even cost of living.

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