Health (Former Employee), Chicago, IL – June 3, 2013
I really enjoyed being there because there was always something going on. I was able to develop a wonder friendship with the client and his mother, I was amazed at how sensitive I discoverd I was while working with them. I feel like I have learned so much from them to the point I was able to realize the passion I had for elderly and/or disabled people. – more... All I want is for someone to give me the opportunuity to be able to give back. – less
Health Facilitator (Current Employee), Corona, CA – April 24, 2013
Pros: a smile from anyone.
Cons: driving in la, i guess.
I go to work and like when the alarm clock wakes me up to go for the new challenge of the day's work. I like personal interactions and enjoy having that light bulb pop on for a new thing in the job place. Hardest part of a job is taking an hour VS a half hour lunch, I love to work and I love to kid around with co-workers. I spend a 1/3rd of my day at – more... work.. I like to keep it light but I love to go home and feel like I accomplished something for someone. – less
Patient Account Manager (Current Employee), Indianapolis, IN – April 18, 2013
Travel to homes and make sure patients diabetic needs are in great standing. manage accounts on an internet database. learned to work well with other people that i do not see on an day to day basis and met new faces everyday.
Nusre Assistant (Understudy) (Former Employee), Lake Wales, Fl. – April 6, 2013
Pros: interacting and client being able to remember me having memory loss.
What I have learned from this past job, was that. No matter where you go and how well in life you become, down the line, you will need someone who cares a great deal about you job, to tend to you and make sure you're at good health. The hardest part of the job was when my client would become ill and not knowing if he would come out of the hospital safe – more... and sound. – less
Behavioral Tech (Current Employee), Statesville, NC – March 25, 2013
Assist clients with daily PCS goals and also help them with IHSB and goals to help them deal with their disabilities to cope and to live life as normal as possible
The atmosphere and my co-workers were very pleasant.
Biller and Coder (Former Employee), Waterbury – March 8, 2013
Pros: free coffee
Cons: not enough continuing education.
The hours fit my schedule perffectly. I learned a lot from my co- workers about Home Healthcare. I would have liked to have been certified by taking online classes for Home Healthcare.
Office Manager (Former Employee), Clarksville, TN – January 2, 2013
Pros: open friendly atmosphere
Cons: lack of internal advancement within this company
Typical M-F, 8-5 with with overtime required. I learned more about Human Resources. Management was involved at an minimum. Low supervision required. Co-workers were very approachable, The hardest part of my job was my background being more Corporate and I wore suits verses a more relaxed atmosphere. Our Wednesday Staff Meetings were very productive – more... in coming together and understanding job flows better. – less
Caregiver (Current Employee), Los Angeles, CA – November 29, 2012
Pros: working with different people
Cons: not enough hours
A typical day would consist of first cleaning the house of the client, than I would take them on all of their errands, next it would taking the client to the doctor.
