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Procare Home Medical

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Procare Home Medical reviews

4.0

84% would recommend to a friend

(11 total reviews)

Aaron Sycks

100% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

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11 reviews
4.0
Aug 15, 2015

Great place to work!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Procare is a good place to work. They grew extremely fast therefore had to change the processes of their workflows. This created several disgruntled employees but these employees seemed to have poor attitudes as well as poor output. They did not seem to want to change old habits in effort to fix the problems associated with rapid growth. I would further state that some of these employees were even Managers who complained of being micro-managed even though their department processes and functions were severely broken. I left Procare for a job opportunity and move during these changes. A lot of great employees there whom are being overshadowed by the bad apples.

Cons

Several employees who do not understand that with tremendous growth comes change.

3.0
Mar 5, 2015

They promise things and do not deliver.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good people to work with. Seriously top notch. Okay benefits. Really, it's just the people who make it tolerable to work there. Used to be a fun, enjoyable, family-like place to work. The work was not easy but we felt like we were in it together so we worked hard and helped each other out.

Cons

Executive team micro manages the management team. Will not let managers manage. Management attempts to shield the employees from some of the executive team decisions but sometimes you have to sigh and just go with it. The managers were promised autonomy and the ability to manage their team in their own way as it long as it lines up with the ideals and regulations of the company. Instead they are micro- managed to exhaustion and frustrated. Management and executive like to bring out new rules and paperwork without discussing the pros and cons of these changes with employees. So employees feel like they have no input into their jobs. If employees present their own ideas, then they're told, "we already thought of that so, no." On this note, they also like to make decisions that affect the the work/home life balance. For instance: agreeing to take patients after hours and notifying the employee when the employee is heading home or suddenly being assigned on call duties when employees already have plans. Is there such thing as too much training? Saturday trainings are brutal especially when the information is repetitive, wrong or outdated.

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