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ProHealth Care (WI)

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ProHealth Care (WI) reviews

4.0

77% would recommend to a friend

(356 total reviews)
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Susan Edwards

42% approve of CEO

61% positive business outlook

ProHealth Care (WI) has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 356 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The ProHealth Care (WI) 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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356 reviews
2.0
Jul 14, 2018
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Pros

Hours are great, patients are for the most part pretty amazing, PTO adds up quickly, starting pay competitive.

Cons

The managers and Supervisors are constantly tearing you down. They say they want to build you up, however make you feel the size of a pea during the process. I have never in my life been told how many tasks I am doing wrong without any “real” help being offered to solve the issues. Holidays are not paid time off on the Company’s dime as most facilities and employers offer. You may have holidays off and be paid for them, but that pay is coming out of your own saved and earned Paid Time Off already accrued. If you do not have any PTO saved up, well then it’s just a day off without pay. The treatment of all employees is not equal. One can be treated one way, reprimanded for discrepancies, yet the employee sitting next to them has free rein to do everything the other employee was written up or scolded for. Training is not universal. One manager says one thing, the other something different. One employee has tasks counted while 98% of the other employees haven’t heard of any counted tasks since beginning their employment over 10+ years ago. Why not have a set training program or schedule for all employees that is identical? Older adults are discriminated against at the Company. Instead of showing Respect to the Employee who has given you 25+ years, they are treated badly and unfairly and literally kicked out the door. Very sad. Very unfair. Terrible place to work.

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ProHealth Care (WI) Response
7y
As the health care environment continues to grow and change, so do we - to remain a strong and stable organization. We have a strong leadership team who genuinely cares about the health, happiness and success of our employees as demonstrated in our introduction of our behavior expectations, The ProHealth Experience. The care we deliver our patients is at the center of all that we do. We ask that you reach our to your HR business partner to talk about your concerns. By understanding what you are experiencing, we can take steps to help you and others navigate change and build on our promise of "The way you should be treated."
2.0
Jun 16, 2018

Unstable Atmosphere

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Pros

PTO adds up quick, nice cafeteria at WMH

Cons

No coverage to use PTO. Annual pay raise barely covers hike in insurance premiums, so basically you just keep making the same on your paycheck. Directors and above only care about profit, never about the individual employee or how they are going to be able to get their job done while they are constantly reorganizing departments/positions. It's nerve-wracking wondering if your job will be the next on the chop block.

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ProHealth Care (WI) Response
8y
As the health care environment continues to grow and change, so do we - to remain a strong and stable organization. We have a strong leadership team who genuinely cares about the health, happiness and success of our employees as demonstrated in our introduction of our behavior expectations, The ProHealth Experience. The care we deliver our patients is at the center of all that we do. As an employee who has been with us for years, we ask that you reach our to your HR team to talk about your concerns. By understanding what you are experiencing, we can take steps to help you and others navigate change and build on our promise of "The way you should be treated."
1.0
Dec 8, 2017

Not a good place to work

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Pros

Benefits are ok. More accrued PTO would be fair for full time employees.

Cons

Constant turnover and policy inconsistency. Doctors have too much power and are too involved in office gossip which is leads to inconsistency and turmoil. Negative environment. MA's and front office staff are underpaid.

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