InnovAge reviews

2.9

40% would recommend to a friend

(381 total reviews)
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Patrick Blair

39% approve of CEO

40% positive business outlook

InnovAge has an employee rating of 2.9 out of 5 stars, based on 381 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The InnovAge employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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381 reviews
3.0
Feb 17, 2014
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Pros

PACE program is outstanding; benefits are good and staff is very dedicated. PACE is a program which puts the patients first and facilitates good communication among all of the caregivers.

Cons

They work staff to the max! Some staff has not been expanded even though the census of patients has more than doubled. There is very little appreciation shown to staff in general by corporate, although they do have employee of the month and birthday recognition. However, there does seem to be an attitude that "you can to better/you should do better" instead of appreciation. Compensation is below equal opportunities elsewhere.

1.0
Mar 16, 2024
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Pros

The mission of this company and commitment to it’s staff was inspiring

Cons

The new leadership is focused on the priorities of the private equity company (and shareholders) that owns it. People in upper management are mostly former colleagues, so there is no diversity or room for different views or approaches, and no one has prior PACE experience. The goal is maximizing revenue, period.

1.0
Oct 12, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Working with the Participants and co-workers. I thought this job was going to be great, I was very excited, it seemed wonderful. The center is new and fancy, you get your own company issued laptop and cell phone. These are the only positive things I can say about the company.

Cons

Hostile, toxic environment, incompetent leadership, impossible demands. Staff is beyond burnt out in all departments, there is high turnover like I have never seen before, it is a hostile and toxic work environment that values profit at the expense of employee’s and participant’s health. Employees are seen merely as machines that produce profit. Corporate greed has led to poor quality of care. Despite asking upper management to pause enrollments, staff were told that “corporate” wouldn’t agree to it. Guess what happened? A sanction was imposed at the Sacramento center freezing future enrollments indefinitely. A law firm is conducting an investigation and interviewing former employees about their experience and inquiring about what they think has led to such significant deficiencies. Management does not value employees as human beings Employees will work the jobs of 2-3 people. There is no time to take a break, God forbid you have to step out for an hour for a Dr’s appointment. The meetings and assessments run back to back leaving no time for actual participant care. Management will tell you to ask for help if you need it, and when you do ask for help, you will not receive it, but they will attempt to gaslight you into thinking that they are, “Have we not been flexible and supportive enough?” Think of it like this: You’re in the ocean drowning. As you reach out your hand to be saved, management pushes your head down under the water and says “Just breathe, you’re fine.” Management rewards employees for breaking their backs on the daily with the occasional pizza delivery on Fridays. I have never seen a company so poorly operated. Management and HR are incompetent and not supportive at all. Bullying and favoritism exists here. I feel so bad for the vulnerable senior population who deserve so much better from their health care provider. They are suffering. Shame on management and corporate! Management and HR will tell you that it is difficult to find employees to fill roles, but they only care about having someone doing the work, and will work that person until they become too ill to work. Focus on retention and value your employees. I cannot emphasize this enough.

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