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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4.0
Dec 22, 2017

InnovAge

Anonymous employee
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Pros

I have worked for many healthcare organizations and can honestly say that I love working at InnovAge. The focus on providing quality care to participants is always at the forefront of what we do. The teams function well at each center in an effort to support the participants. The work is challenging partially due to the fact that our participants are complex and present a complicated physical and psychological picture. This is a growing organization and growing pains and missteps are to be expected; however, I still believe the focus is on providing quality all inclusive care to the elderly. The company recognizes that participants are more than just medically fragile and supports their psychological needs.

Cons

Needs a continuous focus on improving communication between employees and with participants. Find a way to balance providing excellent care to our current participants with continued expansion. PTO benefit could be better.

5.0
Dec 22, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

InnovAge is a great place to work because all they do is operate PACE programs so supports are efficient, helpful, and understanding of solving issues. Great corporate support and autonomy to operate and make decisions InnovAge believes in investing in their people to build leadership and a great present day culture The InnovAge marketing is very well done and very well received, they give a lot back to the community as well I have found management to be "ego-less" which is refreshing. They practice blameless problem solving and are open to new ideas. There is a great sense of urgency and therefore everyone is very responsive. It's a servant based leadership culture.

Cons

none that I can think of

2.0
Dec 19, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

The patient care team in its entirety from day center staff to therapists, social workers to nurses are exceptional. They work tirelessly to make sure the participants are cared for and they look out for/help each other in a way I’ve yet to see in a multi-disciplinary setting. General celebratory culture - your coworkers will celebrate EVERYTHING and it is a beautiful thing.

Cons

The rehab department in each of the centers has a collection of degrees including masters, doctorates, and a pre-requisite bachelors (all therapists have this at MINIMUM). Despite this, they are being ruled (and I say ruled intentionally..) by someone with only a bachelors degree (no post-graduate education) in a discipline that is not even remotely related to physical, occupational, or speech therapy. There is something inherently wrong with this picture and with the heirarchy in this company. Part of the culture of the center (as mentioned above) includes our spending 5 minutes to decorate a coworkers desk who has been on vacation to celebrate their return. This same 'executive' as previously mentioned thought this small gesture unimportant and decided that if we could do this, we could spend 90 minutes out treating ONE participant (thereby ignoring my other 174 for those 90 minutes). Setting aside the flawed logic of this decision, it is clear that the impact those 5 minutes make for employee retention is lost on upper management (we are all replaceable after all).. We were promised a loan forgiveness program to be initiated when the company went for profit, which never happened (I waited 2 years for this to occur before parting with the company.) Despite each of the centers only having a loose grasp on policies and procedures within the company (understandable since they change often), expansion continues - opening new centers across the country and enrolling FAR too many participants each month. This makes providing care extremely difficult as we are CONSTANTLY playing catch-up. Upon my exit from InnovAge, I had 175 participants on my caseload (and growing) with no signs of additional therapists being approved for hire.

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