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Was nice before WellStar Merger - Anonymous employee Wellstar Health System Employee Review

2.0
Jan 15, 2018
Anonymous employee
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Pros

West Georgia location still feels like a family environment. Local management is kind and supportive even through struggles. Lots of job openings if you want to work at another location.

Cons

The new benefits in 2018 are a joke. Matching 1/4 percent on 403b for each percent we put in. They added a pension plan..but we all know how quickly that money can leave. Benefits went to a High Deductible and HSA card program. I work for a hospital and my insurance covers less of the business we are actually in. Suddenly feel like just a number not an employee. Management openly admits they are just as confused on new policies and procedures. So sad that a smooth running ship feels like it's sinking now with the Wellstar Merger. Such a shame....the once great Community Hospital will soon be no more.

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Wellstar Health System Response
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My name is Alex and I’m a member of the Talent Acquisition team. Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. WellStar is committed to taking care of our team members and understand that our employees are the key to our success. We have grown tremendously over the past year and rolled out new and improved compensation plans, career progression programs, along with our nationally recognized benefits.

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Cons

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Cons

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