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As a mental health intern completing my master of arts in counseling in the life enrichment program for the memory care unit, I had an excellent direct supervisor who was very kind and supportive and gave us her all, and the physical environment was nice and well kept. Other than that, the upper management made it clear to my kind and hardworking mental health supervisor and us mental health interns that we were not valued. They constantly ignored, overlooked, dismissed, and actively belittled what we had to offer. We were not respected as graduate level adult professionals who provide a serious service: we were assigned the same menial tasks as volunteer highschool students, I kid you not. Our skills were literally laughed at by upper management when we tried to talk it out with them. We would try to plan and implement mental health life enrichment programming for residents and they would push itall aside like we didn't exist. If it weren't for our direct supervisor taking the brunt of things we wouldn't have stuck around. They can treat professionals better than this.

The new leadership is devoted to constantly improving conditions and providing opportunities for staff, patients, and residents.  They make an effort to be transparent, which fosters a sense of trust and empowerment among employees. 

Although resources can be scarce, the workplace culture is supportive, inclusive, and collaborative, and promotes creativity and innovation. 

At the end of the day, it comes down to the people. There's a positive environment where you feel encouraged to do your best. Team members, visitors, residents, and patients all greet you when walking by. Staff are recognized, thanked, and take pride in the work they do. 

• Receptionist for busy dental office
• Answering multiline phone
• Patient scheduling and coordination
• Checking patient’s insurances eligibility
• Coordinating medical providers and patients and their representatives.
• Office supplies management, procurement and restocking.
• Handling incoming and outgoing correspondence
• Processing private patients and responsible parties payment correspondence
• Utilizing dental billing and management software including Open Dental software suit
• Billing commercial, private and government (Medicaid) PPO and HMO insurances.
• Ensuring all dental treatment pre-authorizations and insurance treatment billing had been completed.
Posting payments and following up with insurances on unpaid claims

What is the best part of working at the company?
Chance to see the true face of the management 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Needing to prove yourself by working long hours, weekends, and on endless projects. If something goes wrong f, it is the employee’s fault, management staff are just there to collect the huge pay checks, and take vacations anytime they want. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Unsupportive, and stressful.  

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Never know what project is going to be dumped on you the last minute, and any minute, a management staff will blame you for something that didn’t go as expected.

When they started to change management on health and wellness everything went batshit insane, most of the employees aren't happy of what they're doing anymore, the management don't know how the care for the memory care unit works, they're over working the staff most of the time, and just basically the residents aren't getting the care they paid for cause of a very low staff morale, for a non profit organization they been only thinking about the profit instead of care for the residents 

The best part of the job is helping patients and seeing their progress. Coworkers are nice as well. Job can be frustrating because constantly understaffed. You will be assigned a homebase unit but always be floated. There is no consistency which can be stressful. Constant calls offs from staff which leads to being stretched thin. You can feel the energy of the staff being stressed out. Burnout from work. It’s a good place to learn but not to stay for long term. 

They hire people that are not qualified for a job. The food service manager was not qualified to operate the department and it caused us to get a low score on our health inspection for the kitchen and other units. They hired two different people as a chef that had no experience, operating the kitchen and managing people. 

Good,Freindly staff and fellow employees.benefts, occasionally they feed us nice catered lunch,Bad . some management are from foreign countries, I find it very difficult to communicate to these people.they are very draconian. Never had any management classes or skills.different culture.different attitude.speak down and abrasive to you .

My experience while working here has been less than satisfactory. One major issue is the absence of a charge nurse during the morning shift, which leads to a significant lack of resources and poor management. Furthermore, there is no recognition for hard work and dedication. I am never able to take a break. It is also evident that favoritism is present, as most of the staff belong to a certain race and tend to cover for each other. This creates an uncomfortable and unfair working environment. Overall, these factors contribute to a less than ideal work environment. 

I enjoyed working here for the past 6 years . I learned so many things that I can use in my daily life. I learned to extend more my patience especially dealing with patients family, very diverse culture. The management is fair with all employees. Typical day at work, I see my co workers and my friends ti, enjoy working as a team. Enjoyable part of my job when my patients smile and verbalized their sincere appreciations  and acknowledge the care I rendered to them.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse 3 salaries reported	$56.42 per hour
Receptionist 1 salary reported	$24.00 per hour
Physical therapy aide 1 salary reported	$2,542 per week
Dietitian 1 salary reported	$42.25 per hour
Armed security officer 1 salary reported	$30.50 per hour

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