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HR will sell you on joining a work-family atmosphere but it's all a facade. You're set up to fail because there's minimal training or direction, & what you do receive is unstructured. Upper Management and/or Leadership is not supportive & does not respond to repeated emails or voicemails. As an Officer Manager, you will be expected to keep your head down, eyes/ears/mouth closed, & act as a "yes person." It does not matter how many years of experience you have, nor the skills you possess -- they are not interested in innovative ideas or suggestions. Additionally, as Office Manager, you will be babysitting the extreme personalities within the office. Staff does what they want, when they want. If drama is your thing, then give it a shot -- this company does NOT lack drama! The worst part of my short time working here, is undoubtedly, that they are an unethical company -- only worried about dollars in the bank & acquiring as many new practices as possible at the end of the day. Think twice before joining their "team" -- it's most definitely not!!!

Forum Health is a great place to work, they are constantly working to advance and develop processes within the clinics to create the most efficient workplace. When I need to take time off, have a doctors appt, or need to leave early I never feel like I am a burden and I am able to take care of myself. The managers and upper management care about their employees and their wellbeing. The work environment is the best I have experienced. I feel supported by my coworkers and managers, and they want you to succeed. The flexibility and amazing work environment is a driving factor to come to work everyday. I highly recommend this company to anyone looking for a great opportunity to grow.  

To see a company and its leadership constantly growing in both with acquisitions and employment growth speaks volumes. The HR and company have periodic lunches to encourage communication with people one might not otherwise have an opportunity to talk to and get to know. It fosters that collaborative environment. They also encourage this through meetings held in various platforms so we can communicate with and learn from colleagues throughout the organization. Something else I really enjoy is that the leadership is open to hearing your input on various subjects. Honestly, I see truly great potential as we continue to grow.  To be able to say that following the pandemic and fluctuations in the economy provides me with a great piece of mind.

This isn't a well-oiled hospital system, but I like that we can guide the direction of the practice and company.  The company is interested in serving patients and its staff with the best care they have. They are doing their best to make the workplace culture better as they mature. The most enjoyable part of the job is that the network of all the providers and staff makes it so much easier for learning- something I didn't have easy access when I was in a small practice.  The teams , both clinical and administrative, make the growing pains so much easier.  I also enjoy having deparments like HR, Marketing, Legal available to me.  These were things I used to have to manage alone before.

The work culture here was immediately a HUGE red flag. There are those in the clinic that truly wish to help folks, but unfortunately, there is a huge focus on profit organization wide. 

This company does not have ethical leadership nor do they know or care what happens at the practice level. They tout that everyone has a seat at the table but in practice prefer clinic staff to be silent and do what they are told even when instructions are unclear-let alone have ethical concerns. 

They put underqualified individuals in positions of power and do not care about the poor outcomes of these choices.  High employee turnover and abysmal office morale. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Professional people, good direction and vision.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Budgetary restrictions related to effect of COVID-19 shutdowns.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Professional and focused work environment.   Lots of individual responsibility.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Check in, review emails, prioritize workload, attend meetings as necessary, work on projects and be available for internal requests/guidance.

Forum Health is a growing organization that is constantly working to make improvements to both the patient and employee experience. The leadership team with Forum Health is top notch and the company does truly care about their employees. Open communication and innovation are encouraged and there is room for new opportunities and advancement.

While the organization’s vision for transforming healthcare is commendable, execution is absolutely terrible. It was disheartening to see this concept with such transformative promise struggle due to operational missteps and poor follow-through. Executive leadership does NOT know what they are doing. 

Unfair and inequitable practices amongst the business team too. Being a start up company, there will always be challenges but they do NOT have the infrastructure in place to propel them to the next level. It will be a failed business very soon unless sold.

Lovely people to work with. Everyone in the office were always so easy to work with, even the Physicians. However, once Corporate took over and started micromanaging from the other side of the country, you couldn't breathe the correct way.  Absolutely zero room for growth, nor do they give raises (even with recommendation from your supervisor) If you want to be watched on camera of every second of every day while sitting at your desk while they watch your computer screen- this is the place for you!

What is the best part of working at the company?
None  the programs for patients always change with no proper training. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
With new programs  not enough training 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The manager and employees talk about past and present employees.  Not in good way  alot of cursing 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Alot of incoming calls chart prep. Call patients for follow up appt, questions etc

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
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