registered nurse - home health

physical therapist

registered nurse

licensed practical nurse

business development manager

Haven Health Care Services

12 hour shifts in home with patient, no real way to take a break;
Cook/maid/care coordinator, and driver/medical transport in addition to nursing duties;
Can quickly start to feel like "The Help;" professional lines can easily blur and family dynamics are no joke.

Management does not communicate effectively *at all;* the only way to know when your relief staff is going to be out (meaning you have to do the nightly duties yourself before your shift ends, meaning the patient has to go to bed hours earlier than usual) is if they remember to tell you. Neither scheduling nor management updates other staff regarding these things, despite the profound impact it has. 

Simultaneously, management demands unreasonable and confidentiality-risking communication multiple times a day from staff, using personal cell phones for unsecured/unencrypted group texts that convey information about the patient's health conditions and status. Because it's a group texts, these texts will come in while out, can show up on your phone when you have handed it to a friend to show them a video or picture, etc.

In general, there is zero respect for patient confidentiality, work/life balance, the professional role of the nurse, or employees as human beings.

Stay away if at all possible.

During the interview they claimed they were strong in communication, had great training and that I would only see a total of 6 or 7 points daily. On my start date and two months after I was buying my own supplies, the training was non-existent, I was using my own computer even though promised a tablet.  They would drop sometimes up to 15 points daily on my schedule without asking me where I was at in my day or any concern for patients already set up for the day. Just do it is their motto. You will only hear from them when they want something.  Education/management or any sort of care for the employee are non-existent and you will not be able to reach anyone for help. HR won't help you once you get sucked in and start this job.  Please don't waste your time if you are professional otherwise you will spend your days trying to make sense out of nonsense.

I had a very positive experience working with Haven Home Health as a Home Health Nurse. The office staff was always supportive, responsive, and easy to communicate with, which made a big difference while working in the field.
Scheduling was fair and organized, expectations were clear, and I always felt respected and appreciated as a nurse. Haven truly cares about their patients and supports their nurses in providing quality care.
Overall, it was a great place to work, and I would definitely recommend Haven Home Health to any nurse looking for a supportive and well-run home health agency.

Haven is a fast growing company with their industry. Previous to working at Haven Home Health I had no idea there was an entire benefits for long term Workmans Comp Claims through the Dept of Labor.

This company has a very passionate management team, with quick growth there is growing pains however this is something that I have seen being addressed nationally not just in specific regions of the company.

The culture of the company is one I have never experienced before in the sense of always striving to make everyone feel welcome and a part of a team, no matter your position within the company.

I personally have been able to be promoted within the company while supporting others to do the same and when you find a place that this is the culture as well as the goal to promote within its a completely different atmosphere from other corporate companies and makes Haven Home Health stand out.

Haven Home Health DOL service line is a very rewarding place to work. You have the opportunity to help clients exposed to radiation and/or toxic substances in the workplace. I wish all healthcare like this benefit was available to patients and families. They get private duty care. Family members are hired as caregiver employees with all the same benefits as regular employees. Other similar agencies only offer 1099 for employees and family members, with no benefits at all. The tuition reimbursement is fantastic. The opportunity to grow your career is also amazing. Haven is committed to assisting these clients for the remainder of their lives to give them the opportunity to age in place with dignity and quality care.

Most of the time you are constantly solving issues and working outside of company hours with minimal work life balance.
The benefit is actually very beneficial but they are not up front about how to process the benefit with all employees in order to educate staff and patients alike. You have to educate yourself.
The culture is diverse and can be rewarding with the right team but some may prefer specific type of people due to who they are. 
The hardest part of the jobs is the unrealistic expectations and constant everyday changes within the company that are not communicated properly but are expected to uphold. 
The best part of the job is the networking. 

I worked for this organization for a very short time!  The director stated "we have enough work to keep for PT's working full-time". They did have a lot of work, however, the communication with the scheduler and the management is horrible! They will take your patients off of your schedule and give them to the full-time PT (if they are so busy, let him get his own!!). Worst of all, they removed the patient from your schedule AND do not have the courtesy to notify you that they are going to do it. This was probably one of the worst agencies that I have ever worked with!! I would not advise working for them, not sure how they stay in business! 

Working at Haven is truly a privilege. From leadership to every team member, the organization feels like a family. They prioritize work-life balance, offer generous PTO and separate paid sick time, and foster a culture like no other.

Invest in Haven, and they invest in you — with opportunities for career growth, internal promotions, and competitive salaries. With such a supportive and rewarding environment, it’s easy to see why Haven is the place to build your career.

This company has unprofessional management/HR & poor work environments. The manager and director are closely related. (Conflict of interest) Lack of management being forth coming with client details (does the client have animals? Your employee may be allergic) Just an overall disappointment to work.  Glad to not be a part of such a disorganized organization

This company has unprofessional management/HR & poor work environments. The manager and director are closely related. (Conflict of interest) Lack of management being forth coming with client details (does the client have animals? Your employee may be allergic) Just an overall disappointment to work. Glad to not be a part of such a disorganized organization.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse - home health 16 salaries reported	$92,280 per year
Physical therapist 18 salaries reported	$111,527 per year
Registered nurse 18 salaries reported	$90,333 per year
Licensed practical nurse 6 salaries reported	$70,154 per year
Business development manager 19 salaries reported	$103,421 per year

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