registered nurse - home health

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Andwell Health Partners

After leaving a company I’d been with for many years, I’d considered abandoning healthcare altogether. Thank goodness that I found Androscoggin Home Healthcare and Hospice. I went from a company that was punitive, disrespectful and had lost its way in its treatment of patients, to one that was the opposite. This company is all about service to the community and about staff retention. I just can’t say how grateful I am to them for restoring my faith in healthcare and humanity. 

I have chronic ear infections and was out quite a few days because of it.  I sent Dr notes for my absences.  I contacted HR and tried to get leave of absence and they were trying to get 2 weeks that I was sick taken off my record so I wouldn't lose my job.  I got fired a week after I started the leave of absence paperwork.  
They make you think your important to them until you get sick.
I would ask to get trained in my position in the office and they wouldn't.  They trained me for phones 2 days and that was it so all I did was sit at the desk answering phone calls.  

Not sure what happened,  but AHCH used to be an amazing company to work for, not only patient centered but employee centered. It seems that back in 2019, things started to change, and as of the past year things have gotten horrible leading me to leave. It seems the higher management only carrs about $ and less about their employees with focus now on productivity depsite what might be in the best interest in the patients therapy need. I once sang the praises of this company, but now I will say do not waste your time unless this is the type of work environment you want

Management leaves something to be desired, I was being reprimanded for something I did and my supervisor went on vacation and her supervisor was at a conference for 4 days so really couldnt talk to anybody. The covering supervisor pretended she didn't know what was going on. I felt I was really going to get fired even though I had worked there for 25 years with nothing on my record. Really sad cause I loved my job just there was a lot of favoritism being shown. If you didn't fit in the circle it was too bad for you.

Just not employee-friendly.   They set such high work performance goals and unrealistic workloads.  Yes, the benchmarks may dictate 8 patients a day but this is for patients in suburban areas not extremely rural areas like Maine.  I would see 6-8 patients each day and never have less than a 12 hour day and I was always told to "work faster".  All they care about are quotas and benchmarks, not patient-centered care or happy employees.  a very judgemental and non-supportive work environment.

Each day is an adventure, helping patients journey, and to try to make their life as strong and positive as it can be in all aspects of physical, mental, and spiritual. The regional teams are very supportive of one another in communications, work very well to keep people up-to-date and Informed of patient and family needs.

All of the promises that were made during my interview went down the drain within 90 days. Everyone is burnt out & upset all the time, including executive management. There's no management accountability what so ever. If something goes wrong, be prepared to lose your job because they sure won't lose theirs. As a non-exempt employee, I watched the fat cats give us nothing & tell us to be happy about it. Do not expect any training or job assistance if you do choose to make the mistake of working there.

This company is absolutely great to work for and the friendliness, etc directly comes down from an amazing down to earth friendly CEO. I was planning to retire at this company had it not been for the mandate. I had absolutely amazingly friendly supportive co workers who would all go out of their way to assist a coworker in need or a patient in need. 


The management at Androscoggin is terrible now.  They want you to do the work of two people and are not supportive at all.  They are quick to judge and form opinions without hearing both sides of the story.  They fire long term employees without cause and try to cover it up.  CEO has a head as big as the earth and is NEVER wrong.  The care they provide is exceptional and I would use them as a provider but will never work there again.The Board of Directors have no clue how bad management is and don't seem to care.

There are some staff that really care and look out for one another. However, the supervisors don't stand behind their staff and they do not give anyone a fair chance. I have six years of experience and are completely professional, I was treated as though I knew nothing. I felt like I was bullied. I have never had my work ethic questioned and I have never had my abilities to do my job questioned before. They are unfair and disrespectful. Don't work here if you want to keep your professional license.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse - home health 41 salaries reported	$38.01 per hour
Hospice nurse 38 salaries reported	$38.06 per hour
Nursing assistant 6 salaries reported	$24.00 per hour
Physical therapist 1 salary reported	$47.00 per hour
Registered nurse 4 salaries reported	$35.94 per hour

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