Frontier Behavioral Health reviews

Intense pressure to meet productivity hours No work-life balance Not human-centered Poor supervision and management Inadequate safety and support Not DEI informed

Management fosters an environment of little trust and high secrecy. There are a lot of gatekeepers of information and one-way channels to learn information, like if there is a program change, you will hear about it after the change has occurred. This creates little trust between you and management. High caseloads would be manageable if management was supportive and communication was clear, but this is not the case here. Higher up management seems very disconnected from the realities of employees. Pay is low, and though this is normal for this field, it is usually at or below market rate for the position. The health insurance options are not great. They can’t even help you get therapy which is ironic since you are working for a behavioral health clinic. Lastly, the peer position is not well understood by management and misused. Outside trainings from HCA and around the nation do not match how peers are made to operate within this organization. In many peer positions, you are just an underpaid case manager under the guise of being a peer supporter.