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Good company, poor pay
Case Manager (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - October 4, 2023
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The most useful review selected by IndeedLoved the company and the team I was on but compared to what others pay a CM Terros is barely above minimum wage anymore! It’s a stressful job working with SMI clients and never enough time to get your notes done because your constantly running from a high caseload you end up working on notes at home at night and not getting paid! They like all companies really push the productivity, it’s all about pushing you to exceed the productivity weekly! But otherwise they treat the employees well.
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in Tempe, AZDon't work here if you truly want to help others.
Case Manager (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - June 22, 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Working with the clients was the only upside. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Working for this company is stressful in it self. All they care about is productivity. They don't care about quality of care, they view the clients as money signs. They overwork you, Management is unprofessional to staff and clients alike. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? The work environment is hostile and unprofessional. Tbe employee culture is diverse. What is a typical day like for you at the company? Stressful, stressful and more stress
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Good coworkers at front
Front Desk Receptionist (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - June 7, 2023
Management is not supportive, they have favorites and if your not one they’ll push you out, no room for growth, hours where ok, case managers didn’t care about what needed to be done
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Compassionate, fulfilling work. Hard to get enough hours, mileage was pretty high. Overall an ok place to work.
Peer Support Specialist (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - May 18, 2023
Everyone was mostly welcoming and easygoing. I feel I would’ve benefitted from a bit more structure and coaching. The caseload was a bit large but I learned a lot.
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What people like
- Ability to learn new things
- Time and location flexibility
- Clear sense of purpose
Areas for improvement
- Fair pay for job
- Trust in colleagues
- Sense of belonging
Great place for job experience
Rehabilitation Specialist (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - February 21, 2023
This is one of only a few companies that I’ve worked for that had extensive training prior to actually working on site. Also, once there the on the job training was equally extensive. I was able to get the job experience needed to advance my career.
Pros
Great work, life, balance. No OT/Evening/weekends required
Cons
Minimal room to advance
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Family like atmosphere
Case Manager (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - May 16, 2022
Good overall community with company culture. Teammates become like family supportive of eachother. High caseload number at times. Lot of clients may miss appointments. Home visits can be uncomfortable due to safety of neighborhoods
Pros
Morale building activities
Cons
High caseloads, lots of driving
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Not a great company. Pay is decent but employees are overworked and not treated well.
Terros is focused on making money not doing what’s best for the client. Lots of unethical things happen in this company which cause one to be put in horrible situations. Management is great at covering things up and do not actually ever address this issue.
Pros
Decent pay, offers clinical supervision, flexible schedule.
Cons
Overworked, under appreciated, unethical behaviours of some employees, management is not supportive and does not do right by clients or employees.
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If your contemplating working here, RUN!!
Case Manager (Current Employee) - Tempe, AZ - July 6, 2021
If your thinking of working at Terros, DON’T!! I am a case manager and love my clients, but it’s not about them at Terros it’s all about billing, billing and more billing! You could get a complaint that you’re horrible to the clients they wouldn’t do anything about it but don’t meet your metrics for the week, that’s a different Ball Game! Bottom line they only care about to buck! They expect you to have a caseload of over 50 people and the expectations they expect of a case manager to fulfill daily and weekly is insane!! The work environment is all back biting to your face they’re great act like they like you at the same time will stick the knife in your back! But I think it’s only my clinical team that is like that?? Bunch of Catty b#tc€s!! And management is worse! So run run away fast don’t even think about applying!!
Pros
Clients
Cons
Everything
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Help patient learn how to live a sober life.
Case Management (Current Employee) - Tempe, AZ - May 25, 2021
A typical day is picking up patient and bring them to the ATDT (LADDER) program. Where patient learn skills on how to get and remain sober. By using copying skill, change their life styles to help promote sober living. Set up Breakfast and make Lunch for the patient. Then at the end of the day take the patients home.
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ACT Case Manager (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - June 11, 2020
Overall, working for TERROS showed me a work place environment that I do not want.
The lack of a cohesive team environment was the biggest factor. Disjointed and hostile, it was not a healthy place for providers to the communities most vulnerable mentally ill to be working.
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Horrible
Case Manager (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - May 7, 2020
Terros management at priest is terrible and it all starts with the ceo and trickles down. The company only cares about money and it shows in all aspects. Clients suffer and so do employees. You will burn out within a month on the job and there will be no support or help. There is literally not one good thing about this company. Clients and prospective employees should find a company with morals
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Worst place to work for
Mental Health C.M. (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - February 22, 2020
Terros Health, CEO Peggy Chase only cares about making money and that trickles down onto all locations. Minimal care for patients. Management at the clinics are terrible, as mentioned before it trickles down. They only care about the codes used for spending time with patients because that’s how the company charges and makes money. This “non-profit” needs to be investigated.
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Go anywhere else !
Front Desk (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - October 4, 2019
This place is all based on politics and who you know or kissing butt im sorry i have nothing good to say the CD of the office is in her own little world and has no care about her staff there is no opportunity for growth and the pay is very little the only good thing about this place is there benifts arent to bad. Wish i hade nicer things to say the turn over in the place is sicking the casemanagers are ocer worked and under staffed its all about numbers and who can get in and out the quickets
Pros
Benifts
Cons
Managment, bullying, no patient care
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Production hours and billing to make money off clients insurance is the most important goal
Case manager (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - August 28, 2019
Day starts with a meeting where the supervisor compares billing hours of employees and are belittled if they didn't make their production hours, leader doesn't even talk about helping clients or how staff are feeling. The atmosphere is competitive, stressed, moral is low, no laughing or happiness or work events because everyone is trying to get billing hours with clients. There are multiple incidents of fraud where employees are lying about how much time is spent with a client. There are also monthly meetings where the director tells you how to make more money for the company by billing different codes and employees are terminated if they cannot meet these standards. Clients are unhappy and don't get better because case managers can't concentrate on them because they are just thinking about how they can get more billing hours for the company so they don't lose their jobs. Employees are not valued unless they make the billing quota and management won't even acknowledge you or say hi in the hallways if you are not making the company money. The most enjoyable part of the job is helping the clients and to help them get better and when they appreciate you.
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This company sucks! Management so poor, and HR will not help with disputes. Training poor by supervisor left it up to co workers.
Case Manager II (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - January 8, 2019
This company is soooo bad. Management and supervisors big time suck. They do not care about workers well being. It’s a rat race with no end in sight. Understaffed, high turnover. Ethically and morally corrupt. Some employees and supervisors have personality disorders. Training not adequate supervisor will not train, left it up to co workers who are too overwhelmed to help. It’s so bad. Do not work for them. Pay is low, company morale is bad. Everyone should walk out. Terros does not know how to run recovery clinics!!!!!
Pros
None
Cons
Get a job elsewhere
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Would not recommend working here
Case Manager (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - August 21, 2018
One of the most stressful and unorganized places I have ever worked. No wonder the company has changed names so many times over the years. They talk about incentives but they are impossible to get. Caseload is unreasonable. They talk about geo-graphing and driving close by, but this is a LIE! If you want to get paid the same regardless of your degrees etc then you should work here. Almost never are able to take a lunch, but then get in trouble when you don't. Management is horrible and do nothing about any of the issues that occur. Spoke to HR about it several times and nothing was done on their part as well. Sad for the clients who are actually trying to receive help and services, the company does not care about them at all. Pretty sad when all the staff talks about finding new work.
Pros
None
Cons
Poor Management, No Lunches, No time to complete work given
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Fun working place
ACT TEAM PEER SUPPORT SPECIALIST (Current Employee) - Tempe, AZ - June 20, 2018
A day on the ACT team morning meetings mad Ops Med doctors observation face-to-faces seeing at least 8 to 10 people a day making sure clients are taking their meds making sure they know their doctor's appointment keeping up with assessments and ISP picking clients up dropping clients off doing home visits checking clients homes making sure that they have a livable home making sure clients have all medication making sure clients come to all appointments and participate on the ACT team
Pros
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Cons
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A Lot of Work, But Rewarding
Parent Aide (Current Employee) - Tempe, AZ - May 20, 2018
There are numerous deadlines and scheduling can get pretty out of control, but the job itself is entirely rewarding when you see successful families do their best.
Pros
Not Sitting In An Office; Rewarding Work
Cons
No Time to Self without taking PTO
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great place to work
Customer Service/Medical Records Technician (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - April 7, 2018
It was a great place to work.. Environment and management were all great.. I had to leave because I was offered another position with advancement and higher pay. I worked with lots of wonder ful people.
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Do not recommend. Unprofessional environment
Social Worker (Former Employee) - Tempe, AZ - March 31, 2018
I resigned from my position here.
I do not recommend working here.
It is an unprofessional environment.
It is a toxic environment. The people that this company is hurting the most are the clients. I left because the ethics of Terros are not what I was taught to expect, in grad school. While I was working there, the two people with the most education and ability, resigned, within a few weeks of each other. Why? Terros has one thing in mind; money. Not the health and safety of their clients or staff. Why is Terros' business failing? They do not exhibit a desire to do the right thing. This business actually drives people who are similar to it: unethical. There are plenty of other people who are good people in this world. There's no reason to join this company.
Why should you give these people in your blood... because they will take it.
Pros
No justification.
Cons
Toxic environment
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