Hybrid schedule but many challenges remain - Intake Representative FreedomCare Employee Review

2.0
4 Jul 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The work schedule is hybrid (or was when I was there).

Cons

Any of this may have changed since I left the company in April 2026. The company is new to Colorado. We are a very unique city culturally and there are still growing pains to work out. The scheduling manager is out of state, as is the direct supervisor. The office was frequently 80 degrees or above. There was no work shift flexibility whatsoever, even leaving 5 minutes early for public transit was not allowed. Time off required 2 weeks notice, which could make personal schedules difficult. Starting wage is low for Denver. When working from home, during power or internet outages, the company took away PTO to make up for the missed time.

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5.0
5 Feb 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Paid to work for family.

Cons

No major cons to speak of.

1.0
14 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Flexible field scheduling, ability to work from home for portions of the role, autonomy while completing in-field visits, independent work environment, mileage reimbursement, opportunity to manage your own route and daily travel, remote training components,

Cons

Lack of structure and communication regarding in-person scheduling expectations, frequent schedule changes during training, unclear expectations around availability during office hours, felt expected to remain available 8am–5pm despite compensation only being tied to completed assessments, unpaid administrative and downtime expectations, inconsistent leadership availability, poor time management from leadership, scheduled meeting times were not consistently honored, long periods waiting for direction or communication, unclear transition from training to field expectations, lack of transparency regarding workflow and compensation, reactive rather than proactive management, inconsistent adherence to schedules created by management, little guidance regarding downtime between assessments, training structure did not reflect real field expectations, concerns about workflow expectations were not well received, inconsistent communication between trainers and leadership, temporary staff appeared to have unclear boundaries regarding availability expectations

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