HealthRIGHT 360 Reviews

3.2

62% would recommend to a friend

(198 total reviews)
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Vitka Eisen

78% approve of CEO

48% positive business outlook

HealthRIGHT 360 has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 198 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The HealthRIGHT 360 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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198 reviews
2.0
3 Dec 2017
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Pros

Staff were for the most part extremely dedicated and compassionate, despite lack of support & resources. Most of them were the best co-workers I've ever had, hands-down. The clinic does excellent & vital work for the community, especially for transgender patients, who are especially vulnerable & have had to deal with discrimination and mistreatment in medical settings.

Cons

Disappointing benefits. Chronically understaffed, and staff is overworked. I thought this was a short term issue, but it is an ever-worsening default state. Burnout is very common. Management is out-of-touch, unsupportive, and can be downright adversarial to employees, which is really unfortunate. For example, not replacing staff who left, and then (management) putting increasing pressure on the remaining employees to finish the work of 2+ people without the time or staff to do so. The staff at LMHS are already overworked, and yet they're treated as though they just aren't working hard enough. Very blaming / shaming environment, which is extra undermining when the job itself is so taxing, emotionally and intellectually. Staff has been without mid-level management for nearly a year. Despite being a loyal and hard worker, I was fired, and then HR360 tried to deny my unemployment (I won on appeal). It was devastating to be fired from a job that I cared about so deeply. I'm also very disappointed that I put so much of my heart and mind into that job, and yet I was treated so poorly by upper management.

2.0
14 Jan 2022
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Pros

-Most of staff seem to have their hearts in the right place and genuinely want to help the community. -Inclusive and diverse staffing. Nothing is perfect, and it can always be better, but you can tell leadership tries in this area. -Many cases of great care provided here when patients are compliant and high functioning enough. -Good place to learn medicine and nursing in a relatively low-stakes environment. If you make a mistake, nobody will drop dead. There's no open-heart surgery going on. -Lots of internal promotions. High performers are recognized and promoted rapidly. -Leadership seems to be as transparent as they can be and offers updates regularly. -Fairly good educational opportunities. There are paid educational days and paid continuing education credits. If you apply yourself, you will learn a lot. Clinical staff is helpful and eager to share knowledge and advice. -There are staff meetings where feedback and opinions from staff are encouraged. Some of the ideas are great and are implemented. -Steady supply of PPE. Always felt safe against COVID. -Encouraged to take PTO and not shamed when you need sick days. If you don't use all of your PTO there is pay out when you leave. -Good medical, vision, and dental benefits

Cons

-A supposed non-profit that claims "Healthcare is a Right, Not a privilege" yet maintains unrealistic productivity goals and blames staff when requirements are not met. It was painful to be part of. -Extremely frugal company that does not pay well, but at the same time pays some staff too well and is often out of medical supplies. -Most of clinical staff and management are new graduates. They cannot attract staff with more experience because the pay is so low. Many of these people are smart and you can see their potential, but they lack professional and life experience. -High turnover of clinical staff and management, so there is limited institutional knowledge and constant on-boarding. -Reports of abuse from staff by patients are taken seriously, and sometimes these patients are put on cool-off periods. Other times, action is not taken quickly enough and the patient returns only to be hostile again. There needs to be quicker action. -Out of touch executive team that operates from an ivory tower. Most are non-medical and do not understand the daily grind. -Limited resources overall and even the new building needs improvement. The toilet floods often . Hope that got fixed, it's 2022. The ancient Romans are laughing in their graves. -There was an actual bona fide Ellen DeGenerous caliber psychopath employed there at one point. It was terrifying and stressful, but also strangely captivating, like watching a python slither through the office. What will it do next?!

5.0
10 Aug 2016

Top Notch IT Department

Anonymous employee
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Pros

If you are passionate about the mission and have the drive and desire, there is support and encouragement to grow. Most IT staff have been with the organization for several years. There is good camaraderie and little drama. I am in a different role now, but I was proud to identify as part of the IT Dept, as it is respected and influential within the organization. Although the IT Dept. does not work directly with clients in the same way counselors do, it was satisfying to see how technology, reports, and data can impact services, funding, best practices, and people's lives.

Cons

If you are looking for a situation where you can coast, tune out, or expect a corporate IT salary, it is not a good fit.

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