Holy Savior Hospice

I have been working with Holy Savior Hospice for almost 8 months now and it is by far the best place I have worked. I came from a prior hospice where money and marketing was the focus. Not here. With new management there has been such a great change and focus. Their employees matter to them and I appreciate the open door policy. Under new management the expectations are clear and concise and structured. No micromanaging and complete autonomy. With that being said, nurses who do not absolutely love hospice, or are not very disciplined will not do well here. We have a great team and take pride in what we do for our patients and their families, and this is what sets Holy Savior Hospice apart from other companies. Great working environment, management is very easy to get along with, Interdisciplinary team is amazing, as well as the doctors. I could not be happier anywhere else, than where I am today. Believe me, I've been on the other side of the grass where it was more like dirt. I am glad I ventured to the other side of the fence and I know a good thing when I see one.

I have never been so abused by an employer in my career.  I believe culture is the very foundation of any organization.  The culture at the agency is toxic and abusive.  I was in leadership and decided to step down due to the hostile work environment.  I was attacked by ownership and other leaders.  I was spoken down to as an individual, cursed at, comments were made regarding my sexuality along with communicating confidential employee information to other partners in the community.  Ownership has no idea how to run a business and they continue to beg staff to post reviews to increase their star rating.  BE HONEST!  To leadership: Rather than focusing on manipulating your presence online and on reviews, maybe you should step back and realize that you have built a culture of fear and hostility.  Focus on fixing this, and maybe future posts will be honest and true rather than fabricated truths.  Hospice is a special journey, not all about money.

I have been with this company for 4 years. The owners strive to have the most competent employees to ensure that no patient receives substandard care. Working in hospice can be stressful at times as any job can be. During those times, other team members will pitch in and help one another. Management is working diligently to minimize case loads to ensure the best care possible is being provided to each patient. I have had friends and family members be on our company’s service and have only heard positive feedback of the care received.  I cannot imagine working for another hospice as this has been the best job I have had in almost 24 years of nursing.

I've been with this company for over a year now, and have really appreciated how new management came in and made things so much better.  It was a rough transition, but I can honestly say that the change was much needed and has really improved the morale.  The drama and gossip has thinned as the previous management, and employees that needed to move on, exited and continue to exit.  The bad seeds are still departing, as they are realizing that they will be held accountable for their bad behavior and unprofessional attitudes.  The "Team" atmosphere is wonderful and just keeps getting better!  We have a management team with an open door policy and they actually listen to our ideas.  I look forward to what the future holds with this company!

What is the best part of working at the company?
The team is very responsive and works together to problem solve and assist when needed. I have worked with different hospice companies and this company has worked with my schedule to accommodate changes needed and has kept me in the same area.  Communication is key here!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The area covered is large therefore on call is a bit tough but there is a primary on call nurse whereas RNCM are only back up.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
We are a great team! It takes effort sometimes but everyone helps each other out. AND, the office staff is so supportive!

Opportunity to meet all the Management Team and their supportive roles to every member. Having a mobile device is a priority with the ability to document charting and taking notes.  It is a skill set that will complement multi-tasking.  Asking a team member for help or consultation is fair game.  Self-care and safety are paramount since working as a social service in healthcare.  Although Covid-19 is still around, always remember your safety helps protect those you provide direct care for.  Don't take infectious control measures lightly.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Do your job they leave you alone 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Case managing 25 patients at a time and doing admits and on call. It’s too much to keep up with. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Busy office. Everyone does try to help

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
See 5-6 patients daily,callDr,pharmacy,patient families.  Lots of teaching to family and patients about end of lige

What is the best part of working at the company?
The culture was so positive. You have so many great educated and lovely people on the team who ate always willing to help.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The sales numbers are alwas the hardest part. Its apart of the business. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
So positive. Everone is lovely and helpful. Their are some very educated people yo lean on. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Going out and creating business.

Very high turn over.  Job /work life is not balanced.  The expectations is for you to always work even on your off days/vacation/sick days  causing burnout.  The office staff can be intimidating and rude.  Upper management are micro-managers, that drive the staff with intimidation and threats.  Your job is constantly threatened at every staff meeting causing low morale with ALL the field staff.  The only people who are secure about their jobs are the office staff. (go figure)   Could be a awesome job though.  Many have come and gone.  I may just be next!

Administrators are professional, caring and overall have one goal in mind,  "teamwork." Giving our best to patients and families is what we strive for.  Office atmosphere relaxed/fast-paced at times, we all lend a helping when needed. I truly enjoy coming to work each day and look forward to working with my fellow employees, I would recommend working here.  In addition, we gather for breakfast or lunch and take time out to get to know one another.

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