ComForcare Senior Services Employer Reviews

I love the fact that I'm getting hands on experience in my field, but upper management lacks professional manner.

I enjoy seeing the elderly living life to the fullest. Also, feel good about keeping the elderly independent,

Assignments are dispatched through the office; employees respond to work assignments according to the details, location, job requirements, etc. We do not get to meet our co-workers, we do get to meet some wonderful people who need our assistance.

It was OK at the start (1-2 months), but people in and out of the office were treated so poorly. Employees and clientele were mistreated, and used. Owner and "Boss" took no responsibility for anything that would go wrong and always blame it on others when it was clearly their fault. Pay was horrible and people weren't paid on their experience but by – more... how much they were liked by the owner. The office staff changed more than 3 times as they would quit due to all the stress. It was never about how the employees or clients should be treated, it was just about how much money they were making. Many employees left and their prior clientele went to other companies. Love working with people in need, but they couldn't pay us triple what we made to work there again! This review was done by more than 1 past employee. – less

HAVE NEVER IN MY LIFE WORKED UNDER SUCH HORRIBLE CONDITIONS FOR SUCH LITTLE MONEY.. WORKING AT A BURGER JOINT WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER THAN WORKING FOR THIS COMPANY!!

Decent company to get some experience but not a long term employer.

Ive worked there for four years nevet got a raise even after workin seven days a week while pregnant I worked till I had her. Went back to work two weeka after having my daughter they said if I drove to pittsburgh I would get a raise never happened. They send non medical caregivers to houses where in reality they need a nurse. now they refuse to send – more... my last paycheck they say I have to drive to pittsburg. Im jobless and dont have a car and now cant get my daughter an easter present! All so they can save a stamp. Also they dont pay u holiday pay, mileage, no helthcare, and of course raise. Comforcare is not worth it!! – less

Good management skills. Enjoyed other employees. Great client list.

Good management skills. Enjoyed other employees. Great client list.

Getting patient dressed and ready for the day
Preparing breakfast at the patients request
Light house cleaing/laundry while the patients rests
Prepare for lunch
If need be, take the patient where he needs to go.
I've learned to deal with different patients needs and adaptive to my surroundings
I work by myself with the patient and not with other co-workers,
I – more... have limited exchange with management but know if there is a problem or questions to ask.
The job doesn't have anything hard about it
I enjoy interacting with the patient and learning from their knowledge, – less

It was good for the most part.
I learned that everyone has different needs.
management was ok.
co-workers were fine.
the hardest part of the job was affording the gas from patient to patient.
the most enjoyable part was interacting with the patients.

Dave was a great boss, he would give me the days I needed off without complaints.

Most enjoying part is meeting new people and providing them with a satisfiable service. Co-workers clean after themselves with each shift. Typical day at work would be bathing, dressing, making breakfast, clean up dishes and tables and counters. Go for a walk, or exercises, or to activities then prepare lunch and serve lunch. Client naps about an hour – more... after lunch while I do dustig or vacuuming. We play games: puzzles or board games or go to groceries if the need be. Shift is over by communicating what went on during my shift and charting.So far I have not encountered any difficulties with my job duties. – less

A typical day for me was to go to the clients house a take care of them, and do the house chores.

I didn't learn anything because I already know the job like the back of my hand. I worked for the State of Michigan Home Health Service. I took care of my dad for 15 years and got paid by the state for it.

The management was horrible. They didn't care – more... about the clients at all.

I never worked with any other co-workers. This was a job that you worked by your self.

There are no hard parts when your taking care of people who are disabled or mentally disabled.

The most enjoyable part was working with all the different people bacause there was not one person the same. And learning all the different personallity was really cool. I like working with people. – less

I would drive to different clients houses and help them with daily activities. Enjoyed working with people and felt like you made a difference in their lives.

Expect to you to not have a home life and be there on ten minute notice

Taking patients for walks and getting them back to good health.
Learned new ways of helping out people
very nice patients and co-workers
the hardest part of this job was leaving your patient and not knowing if they were going to make it.

I worked at Comforcare for experience in a home health setting. I enjoyed the flexibility and freedom. The drawback was lack of security such as when your case ended, not knowing if you would have another case.

its a decent company to work for with flexible hours, they try to find hours to meet your needs and the needs of their clients.

ComForcare Senior Services Is somewhat a good place to work however sometimes things can get in the way, They sometimes have two people at the same house at the same time, And they tend not to do anything about it, They will tell you that they will call you about work and they dont, once you call them they always seem to have the information, but they – more... never call you. – less