behavioral health counselor

dentist

licensed practical nurse

case manager

dental hygienist

StayWell Health Center

From top to bottom StayWell's work culture is challenging to say the least. There is virtually zero room to grow despite what you are told during your interview process. Management is either unhelpful, unprofessional, or extremely unorganized. The staff is often times worse, although you will still find some good employees that just care about helping people. 

The most important part, because stayWell relies on grant funding for literally everything they have announced they are essentially broke. Starting now they cannot even offer the measly 2-3% yearly "cost of living raise", and starting July 2025 there will not cover medical insurance or be able to contribute to your 401K. If you want to go on FMLA or any leave HR makes everything difficult to even help guide you through the process. If you have any issues with staff or management HR will literally do nothing have the time, if they even respond. When they finally do, nothing happens.

Overall be careful this place is not worth the headache.   If I could give negative stars I would.

My typical day consists of getting to the office on time to check in patients and make sure their demographics and insurance are up to date. In the meantime manage high volume of patients that walk in with questions directed to appointments, medications, insurance and varied other situations. I also manage to speak and help Spanish speaking patients.

 I learned to be patient, consistent and be able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment.  The hardest part is not able to help a person or patient with situation on hand with a same day appointment or able to provide services which patient is insistent on. 

The most enjoyable part is the smiles that are given to me when I finish helping the patients with their questions and concerns.

What is the best part of working at the company?
You don’t have to work weekends, you are off by 5 pm daily 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The rude, noncaring staff. Disrespectful staff towards residents. Management doesn’t listen to concerns not there when you need help, take others side even when it’s wrong. Disrespectful staff towards new staff. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Dirty(from things coming from residents homes) only lunch break for the day. Lot of backstabbing, no team work, 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Busy, catering to residents. Waiting for help. Making sure residents are ready for leaving

8-430 pm Monday thru Friday clinic schedule. 2.5 hours built-in weekly admin time, from 4-430 pm daily. Rotating weekly call schedule, at approximately 4 weeks of call each year per provider, which includes a 5-hour Saturday clinic shift. Generous holiday schedule. No nights. 

The most enjoyable part of the job is the ability to provide primary care services to a highly underserved community, which is mostly appreciative for our presence and efforts. The hardest part of the job is the lack of resources available to our patients, which is a systemic-nationwide issue.

Not worth the energy or stress—management that remains is vindictive and only looks at bottom dollar, not the quality of work given by staff—personally witnessed poor treatment of clinicians in the field when the company didn’t have a leg to stand on other then they didn’t “like you”.  You will be expected to work hard, get no recognition unless you threaten to leave (not to mention everyone has different expectations to meet, what one says they won’t do is grounds for punishment for another if they refuse)—the team that was once there was extremely strong and could have grown the company, however most have no left (if not forced out) for better opportunities 

My day consisted of a lot of computer work, like working with excel. Part of my job was transferring the data from surveys onto excel and making sure all of the information matched up and was correct. It had to be done at a quick pace seeing as there were a lot of surveys. I also made copies and organized pamphlets and patient files. The management was great and my co-workers had no problem taking a little time to teach me something new. My office mates were especially nice to me. The hardest part of my job was the moments I had to do any type of heavy lifting and the most enjoyable part of my job was having lunch with my co-workers.

Worst place to work!!!!!!!!!!! you work with people in the office areas that does not even  have a high school diploma or degree hustle environment management the worst manager takes retaliation against employees if you make a complaint about how unprofessional the people that you work with. This place make you feel like you working on the street that’s how much unprofessional everyone’s is in this place please stay away benefits are garbage PTO is terrible have to work 3 months to get 2 days of PTO  same with sick time this the worst experience that you could ever had.

At first I was eager to work here . Everyone seemed pretty good at first but I quickly realized how cliquey it is. Manager is friends with staff and gossips way too much. Will tell all your information to them behind your back which is very unprofessional. Some staff are put up on a pedestal and favored while others are constantly left out and forgotten about. Coworkers who are at the same level as you walk around like they’re the boss with nasty attitudes bossing you around. The drs are great though and care about the patients. Management in the dental part is just horrible. Benefits are great , but not worth the stress. 

Working and interacting with the community the best part of the job. The company culture is full of cliques. You have to be part of a special group to advance or get promoted. The management contradicts themselves they tell you to follow one procedure then when you follow the procedure they tell you it is not a policy and not to follow what they told you to do in the first place.

The benefits are good and the company gives you $1000 towards your health savings account if you are full time employee.

I am happy with the production and most of the doctors. They are all considerate & caring to help patients. Benefits are immense and very compensating. Open to change of availability. The work culture is only selective few that are put at a pedestal, lacking in communication, when communication implemented there is little or no actions to address the needs of fellow employees. In the end it’s benefits vs enviroment. Yea you will get great benefits but is it worth emotional stress DAILY.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Behavioral health counselor 8 salaries reported	$67,000 per year
Dentist 4 salaries reported	$174,000 per year
Licensed practical nurse 1 salary reported	$33.50 per hour
Case manager 2 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour
Dental hygienist 11 salaries reported	$74,764 per year

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