Terros Employee Reviews for Case Manager

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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Have to be productive/ but they don’t pay good

Case Manager/BHT (Current Employee) - Glendale, AZ - July 29, 2023

Case manager department is a lot work , they don’t training you and the pay hrs is really bad . For that position literally they need to pay $25 hrs .

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Don'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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Proper Management is Needed

SMI Case Manager Coach, BHT2 (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - September 23, 2022

While the company was originally set around great core values, it is not operated on those today. The core values instilled in the offices today are set to make money, not to help the individual. Non-profits are the worst at this, because the entire message is lost in the greed that becomes about money and productivity, rather than about human life, love, teaching, healing, and awareness. The people placed in these management settings to help have a large chance of being rude, unstable, and unempathetic. They tend to cause more harm than good, and not just for their clients, but for their own staff as well.

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Good enviroment

Case Manager (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - February 28, 2022

HIV prevention department was the best. Got to meet amazing people. Schedule is good, pay is okay. Coworkers are the best. I have not much knowledge about other clinics, but corporate people were nice.

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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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Avoid them at all costs

Case Manager (Former Employee) - Priest - May 19, 2021

Incompetent leadership. Among the worst of community service agencies. CEOs and their lackeys are completely out of touch. They treat all the front line staff like dog doodoo

Pros

None

Cons

Every one

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Depending on the program it's not the best place to work.

Case Manager (Current Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - February 12, 2021

Work somewhere else. Management doesn't care about you. The main focus is productivity. For a nonprofit they focus on how much money you can bring in. If you're not bringing in money they have no need for you.

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Ver fun work place

Case Manger (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - January 5, 2021

I enjoyed my coworkers. Very friendly colleagues and supportive management. Close proximity to central phoenix. There were some unrealistic expectations

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Case Manager (Former Employee) - Mesa, AZ - August 18, 2020

BHTs are not paid well enough, $15-$17 a hour is not a living wage for any single person with children and I wish the CEO and other leadership would help us out. My manager is fantastic and often advocates for higher pay. She often states she wants to mentor me but I just don't think she has time to do so with her other responsbilities. I love the company but its not realistic to stay with such low salaries. The work schedule is very flexible and the expectations are clear. The workplace culture is very positive and my team works amazingly together

Cons

low pay

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Overall

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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read the reviews below...all accurate

Case Manager (Former Employee) - Priest - April 26, 2020

This company is not one to go to if you actually want to help people. Enabling to clients and no care for the employees at all. Management is terrible and HR is just as bad when you have concerns. All they care about is money. That comes down to the CEO and trickles down. Sometimes reviews should be taken with a grain of salt. Do yourself the favor and listen to the reviews here. Terrible company!

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Illusions

Special Assist Case manager (Current Employee) - Recovery center - March 23, 2020

In paper, the mission statement sounds great, the reality is billing $ verses service. It’s great work when client trust you with their life and can actually help them help themselves. Bland monotone colors, first come first serve seating, not enough desk, dirty, fragrances free is a joke with walking ash trays-smokers. PTO-ill, still have to make metrics . Medical is a joke to help clients schedule appointments

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not a fun productive place to work just STRESSFUL

Case Manager (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - March 1, 2020

Sorry a year at Terros was pure h-ll, from changed systems to the way they trained you had nothing to do with real life real time. They only are concerned with numbers and stats not the member. They are not concerned at all with there employees or how they get things done. Really bad morale in most clinics expressly SMI clinics.

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Don’t work here!

Case Manager (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - February 25, 2020

This company has such a poor work environment. Huge emphasis on billing and cramming as many home visits as you can into your day. This is a check the box and be done kind of company with no consideration to the well being of employees or clients. Stay away!

Pros

I’m thinking. Um none

Cons

Hiring inexperienced people, lack of consideration for clients or employees

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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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If you’re looking for a company that appreciates you, DO NOT GO TO TERROS!!

Case Manager (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - July 17, 2019

Stay away from 23rd Avenue clinic!! This has got to be the worst place I’ve ever worked!! While upper management has ideas that look good on paper, management in the clinic was a joke!! You are reminded of how replaceable you are every chance they get to tell you! The quota needed to keep them happy is difficult to achieve when they are so short staffed because the turnover rate is so high!! Clinical Directors and Clinical Coordinators create hostile work environments by showing favoritism and completely ignoring everyone else, not even a “good morning.” This clinic had a client that had bed bugs on them, they were visible on this client’s clothing, they refused to close the clinic!! They could have cared less if the employees or other clients got them! Horrible place!!

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Clinic work is all about productivity.

Case Manager and Crisis Specialist (Current Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - July 8, 2019

The organization is based off of making monies only which is not good in a mental health company. Unfortunately, they do not pay the staff market value. There is a lot of turn-over which is difficult when you are a staff that has maintained employment. Leadership can be complacent when reporting issues or concerns.

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Worst job

Case Manager (Former Employee) - Phoenix, AZ - July 2, 2019

Nobody helps. When i had a question my supervisor was not at her office. On training they tell you one thing but on the “real job” is the opposite. Clients are so rude don’t respect workers at all. To finish the clinical coordinator would not even say “good morning” they treat you like invisible

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