Sevita reviews

Too much paperwork to do each day, for no particular reason; they do not warn you upon agreeing to the job that the physical requirements are excessive (lifting 50+ pounds, which is not usually an issue, but when it causes an injury to you as an employee, they will not accept responsibility -- they will say that it was a "pre-existing injury," even though you had been doing your job just fine, until that day of the injury). "Let's avoid liability, at all costs, even if it costs someone his/her job," is the company philosophy.

Company took over the small company i was working for. As it became more and more NueroRestortive, it began to feel more like a healthcare business and less like a place that was there to really help the people in the program. It started to turn into a place that was all about policy. Which made management become less supportive of their staff and more supportive of the company. It lost the team player, team building feel and began to have a more corporate atmosphere.They dangle the prospects of a promotion, but make it very hard to advance. Pay and benefits low. They claim they have tuition reimbursement, but they do not. It is a scholarship given to a few people that hardly covers the cost of books. I loved the people I worked with and I loved the job. Did not like the company.