Corporate incompetence - Site Medical Director YesCare Employee Review

1.0
Apr 30, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Working with the client and patients are enjoyable. Somewhat flexible hours, fair starting pay

Cons

no appreciable increase in pay or recognition, corporate admin is indifferent to sites actual needs, clinical leadership is very weak, on call 24/7...even during PTO, no health care benefits for physicians offered in this healthcare company, minimal reimbursement for physicians costs, administrative side of company trumps all and dictates clinical policy and procedure, too many meetings and calls for calls sake, "fluff" policies and procedures more for show than meaningful purpose

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5.0
Sep 1, 2025
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Pros

great company to work for

Cons

YOU HAVE TO USE PTO FOR HOLIDAYS

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YesCare Response
9mo
Thank you for sharing your feedback and for being part of the YesCare team. We’re glad to hear you consider YesCare a great company to work for and that your experience has been positive overall. We appreciate your note about holiday PTO and will ensure your feedback is shared with leadership as we continue to look at ways to improve benefits and scheduling for our dedicated staff. Thank you for the important work you do each day in caring for our patients. -Human Resources
3.0
Jun 3, 2026
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Pros

Have had a diverse amount of technologies over the years to work with and the job pace itself is not super face paced so in most cases, can take time to resolve issues without feeling too rushed. This allows for more research time on complex issues and learning about new technologies as we implemented them.

Cons

There hasn't been any upward movement available in a long time, no chances for advancement anymore. The company financials have steeply declined since the last ownership change. Bills aren't getting paid on time so we are stuck chasing down getting a bill paid to get Internet connections back up for example. Communication is also very much non-existent as to the state of the company, so have to rely on what is in the news to find out any real answers. Company recently filed for bankruptcy. We haven't been paid it over 25 days but we are expected to still show up and perform our normal duties.

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