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I was super stoked when I took this job because I liked the idea of a family owned company with the security of larger business. I saw so many changes and so much underhandedness in such a short time, it may as well have been the mini Wallstreet of Wisconsin. Sure every billing department has it's share of issues but what really stood out was the stellar lack of leadership and their utter unwillingness to listen to common sense. Like rich folks on the Titanic no one wanted to utilize the lifeboats, they were more concerned about making sure there were violins playing and the jewels were in the safe. 

They don't care about hard work or time in on the job, they expect you to put in overtime and then cut your hours at the end of the week so they don't pay out. Your software, hardware and equipment is constantly malfunctioning and instead of fixing it they squander resources on consultants who don't return your call and/or spend their time figuring out how to micromanage your day. Hands down the most stressful job I've ever worked at between the incessant patient calls regarding incorrect statements, the incompetent clinic staff, lacking what you need to do your job and the complete lack of support from management. 

I'm a well put together individual but there were days that I spent my lunch break in my car crying because I had to go back in. The sad part is it didn't have to be that way but when you have people in charge who genuinely don't care about their employees, that's the environment you get. I was relieved the day I didn't have to go back. 

I worked for LSM Chiropractic for a couple of years. They are a great company to work for. They treat their employees really good. The one thing I loved the most and will miss, is that they are always so welcoming and they never look down on anyone. Some places I have worked before they would treat you like you were not good enough. The doctors are amazing, and they truly care about their patients! We all work as a team to get things done and do everything we can to make sure the patients are happy. My co-workers we pretty awesome. We got a long great and there was never "drama" like other work places has had. We work hard to help the new employees to know everything, and be able to be efficient without making it overwhelming. LSM likes to treat their employees with events outside of work so we can get together and have a fun time.  For the job itself, its not hard to do. I really enjoyed working the front desk, helping out the Doctors, and working with the patients. There is a lot of room to grow in the company. They offer in house classes to get  certifications to move up to CT, CRT and more. I received my CT from LSM and it was defiantly rewarding to move up and be able to  work with the patients more. If anyone would ask me about working at LSM Chiropractic, I would defiantly recommend working there! I am a mom of 3, and my schedule is always hectic with their school, activities, etc. LSM was always flexible with me and my schedule. They had no problems with adjusting my hours, days off, when I had to leave early/come in late, or even call off due to my kids being sick and needed to stay home with them.  So if your thinking about working there, go for it! Its a great place to work for!

LSM is an okay company that started small and now has 19 clinics. They aren’t directing their company in the right direction with their employees. They have a high turnover rate due to the high stress and work they will have you do, only for $14/hr. If you are looking to be full time here prepare to work 10hr+ shifts everyday + Saturdays. You will get trained but it will not be enough for when you start working. They do have opportunities for you to advance in the company, only matters if you are looking to stay in a chiropractic clinic setting, or billing management. Miscommunication is a huge issue here. Because of the amount of clinics and the lack of leads in each clinic, we all have different ways of doing things, which then leads to bigger issues. Working here full time will make your life pass right by. You will also be expected to travel to different clinics that need coverage around the county. Your schedule is subject to change at anytime, at times without notice. Very understaffed it’s affecting everyone negatively. There are some great people here but the company is not taking their employees seriously. They mention team work, but you will be doing everything yourself. LSM is okay for right now, they can do better but they choose not to. Don’t waste your time here, they pay better anywhere else for half the work. But hey you get free adjustments. 

When I was first interviewed and started working there I was very excited. The clinic staff is very friendly and welcoming. They made my whole experience better in my time working there. Unfortunately that went downhill with the management. They were very bad at communicating and constantly placed more responsibilities on us without the compensation or training. Many days were stressful trying to get everything done on top of taking care of patients. It is expected to be moved around to different clinics in the area on short notice and without agreeing to it first. Most of the clinic staff are young people and are taken advantage of. I never felt listened to or seen during my time with this company. For being the first person who greets you when coming in the clinic we are not valued enough. Many times I would be woken up with early morning calls and texts asking to cover other places hours before my shift. During my exit process I was completely blindsided of my benefits and PTO when leaving the company. My whole time in working here I was taken advantage of and used. There needs to be so much improvement in management if they want to keep any of their employees. Unfortunately many of these experiences are universal for past and present employees. Save your time and mental health apply somewhere else. 

Working at LSM has given me a lot to learn. As a future physician, LSM has given me to much useful experience on both sides of the medical field. You very easily can work one-on-one with the doctors and ask questions that pertain to medicine and the medical field. 

If you excel at customer service and are outgoing, this is the job for you. Some LSM locations can see more than 100 patients per day, and often times you develop good relationships with patients as you would with coworkers. 

It can absolutely be challenging at times just like any job or workplace, but everyone at LSM is there to help you. I have only ever had good experiences with the people at LSM. I have always had my questions answered in a way that I was able to understand and comprehend, as well as scenarios to explain topics in context. 

At each of the LSM locations, you'll find that each clinic is very tight-knit and act as a second family. They have always supported not just me and my achievements, but every single person whether they are at their home clinic or not. I have found that LSM is a very welcoming and hospitable environment, specially after just moving here in May.  

The interview process was very easy to follow, It asked some introductory questions that allowed you to speak about yourself and your experiences. Then it followed into what a day to day would look like; the front desk tasks about checking patients in and out, scheduling appointments, checking insurances and paperwork. It outlined the training process and how everything builds off of each other, lots of opportunities to practice and hands on experience with the material. We ended the interview with different scenarios on how to follow processes on the job. Everything was completed in a very timely manner. Training has been exactly as described, hands on and lots of repetitions to get things right.  Ther are so many routes and opportunities to grow with the company, and it is an ever evolving and growing company. I am so thankful to employed here as it is such a supportive and encouraging place to work.  

The work itself is not hard. Anyone with office/admin experience will do just fine with the front desk. All other roles (besides the doctors) are ones they do provide trainings and certifications to their employees for, so that is nice. They have high turn over, both doctor and other staff, and simply do not care to invest the time, energy, and even money into fixing that problem. The culture is bad. This is due largely either to high school style drama, doctors or veteran staff complaining about management and the company, or being over worked and under paid. The most enjoyable part is connecting with patients and whichever staff members you can get along with. I do not recommend anyone working here. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Leaving the company was the best part of working here.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management is the most stressful part about working at this company. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Hostile work environment due to Partners and Management inappropriate relationship trickles down to the people that work the hardest and have the most potential for change.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day was very stressful navigating knowing what is professional and what is not.

Bottom line - they could care less about you . Very very high turnover in employment there . A lot of backstabbing goes on with management .Low pay with little raises if any . It started out great and I enjoyed working there a lot  and then you just get put on the back burner . TEAM WORK they say ? I beg to differ . They really don’t care and there is nothing at all about a team that even comes close to that there . I’ve seen a lot in the way of how the higher ups treat some of the doctors and staff and it’s just no good . You get absolutely nowhere working there and management is horrible. 

working at LSM has been a delightful experience, each day is pretty straightforward, and easy to manage. I have learned so much since being hired, and the opportunities for growth are endless. I feel super supported by my upper management, and well informed about everything to do with the company! I would say there are no difficult parts with this position simply interesting challenges that arise from time to time. The most enjoyable part is the positive energy, and free back cracks!

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