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The job experience was decent but the pros stop there. The turnover rate is insane and even the patients notice and ask management to fix it in their  "what can we do to improve?" section of their evaluation. They pick and choose who they care about and who can get away with things. Co-workers are unhappy with their lives and will take it out on you. There's drama when there doesn't need to be. If you just want to go to work, do your job, and leave, it would be nearly impossible since there are people there who still act like they're in middle school. I've seen people cry there countless times. The job itself isn't stressful and I actually believe in the work, but the environment is not worth the time or pay. 

They will expect you to cover for them since they are understaffed most of the time (due to people quitting all the time or just not showing up). That's good if you need extra hours, but even then, you will feel pressured to do it. Covering for people can last weeks to months at a time since they have to train people. You also only get certain holidays off like the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Xmas, and New Years (you don't get labor day or anything like that). For part-timers, I don't think you get paid for these holidays either. I've also heard that they won't pay you for overtime in some cases. I think they choose when to end the work period so that some people won't hit overtime. 

They also don't provide any healthcare, 401K, and other benefits. They also claim that they are doing you a favor by giving you PTO, since apparently, other companies don't do that for their full-time staff. You also need to use your PTO when you are sick. No separate sick days. They give you surveys that make you feel like you are heard but ignore actual responses and provide solutions that no one wants so that they can save money. For example, everyone selecting better pay in the surveys but they give you something else completely different. They say that healthcare is not needed because they will provide you services for when you do get hurt, but that is not true. They only provide services when your insurance goes through them. Once again, so that they can make more money and not actually help you. Save yourself your sanity and steer clear of this place. 

Non-competitive pay, minimal PTO, no health insurance, no 401k.  Be prepared to slave away for the greedy executives at the top. It's like a shaken up 2-liter of Coke... Thrive looks like all of the other happy Chiropractic clinics from the outside, but when you begin to unscrew the lid, you see the overwhelming amount of evil begin to spew from within it's own walls.  It's a shame, because they have the knowledge to do big things, but they don't have the love/work culture to sustain it.  This place is a revolving door of $12/hr employees and they would rather constantly retrain new hires instead of paying a couple dollars more to keep quality employees.  The constant retraining prevents any real growth from happening.  Don't expect a raise any time in the near future... especially if you deserve it.  They have an uncanny ability to NOT see the value of their employees.  To them, you are lucky to work for Thrive.  In reality, Thrive is lucky to have you work for them.  Until they see it this way, they will continue to spiral down the toilet. BEWARE: it will sound nice a fluffy when you talk to them.  6 months in, you will be looking for an escape.

Before coming here, I thought I knew a lot about health and the human body.  After a few weeks of working here I realized there was still a lot that I didn't know.  It was very interesting work, with all the different patients and their injuries.  They would come in a few times each week, and then they would start changing, moving differently and acting nicer and more friendly.  In the decompression and laser room, there would be 15 minutes where you are talking to a patient, and you'd learn all these things about their lives and why they were coming here, and then you'd start to see them do some of these things that they said they wanted to do. And then in the preshift meetings they would talk about why their treatment was working, and it was just interesting to hear how these doctors did their work compared to other doctors (my only experience of this previously was my primary doctor, who is great but isn't the same as this kind of healthcare).  It was a really good experience, can get busy and stressful so you need to like to work in a fast paced environment, and it's a lot of talking with peopel so you need to like to do that too.

I had a great experience with Thrive overall.  The culture here takes a lot of communication and sometimes that was a challenge for me.  The work and influence you have over the patients and in working with the doctors is very rewarding, you get to see people change their lives and do things that are pretty inspiring.  It's a fast-paced working environment, so you need to enjoy being busy for it to be a good fit.  I had a few issues with my manager and most of the time we were able to work it out, I felt that there was an effort made to come to agreement and find a plan that worked for everyone when there was a disagreement of some kind.  The facility is beautiful, and the office was decently close to my home so the commute was always easy.  I needed some different hours for my continuing education than what they offered so I needed to find a different place to work, but it was an overall good experience and I'd recommend them to others interested in a natural healthcare job.

I have been working her for over 8 years and I have seen doctor come and go and they all have one thing in common, they think the grass is greener on the other side. They leave and rarely do better than when they were here. This is a great place to put down your roots and grow and there is ample opportunity for that to happen as long as you keep your focus on the right things and not look to your right or left and compare yourself to the other doctors. I started out in a very bad place when I was hired and they took a chance on me and now I have become an essential part of the Thrive team and I feel appreciated and wanted and valued. This an opportunity  that can help you achieve your dreams as long as you believe that you can do it.

This is a group of people who are trying to do their best. They have no clue how to run the business, and expect people do follow them 100% just because. The higher up management want everyone who works their to love their job because they are helping people. So, don't expect to get paid. That is for only doctors and a couple other people. Training is a joke because they have multiple people who train you who all do it different ways or they will all repeat the same things over and over and not show you anything. The thing I heard the most were about the targets and what they want you to hit. No mention on how to perform or get them their. Anyone who works high up in admin doesn't really care about you or anything. They just want their paycheck to keep coming. 

I’ve worked in many different work environments and I’ve never felt so cared for, my personal growth as well as professional. Thrive thinks win/win and I feel have always been honest with me even when there have been areas I need to improve. When I’ve messed up they’ve not hesitate to correct me but I have never felt like my job was on the line. As I’ve improved my pay has improved which I’m very grateful for. 

A company and job that is so detrimental to your physical and emotional health that it is literally impossible to even put it into words. If you want to never be appreciated, work harder then ever before, make next to nothing and never get a decent raise….well then this is absolutely the place for you! Not to mention the beyond terrible management that will make you want to gouge your eyes out with a rusty shovel instead of having to deal with them. 

My advice to anyone considering working for this company is….RUN!!! DON’T DO IT!!!



This is a company with a very shiny exterior and a core that is riddled with toxicity and greed. The management is well-versed in fear-mongering and manipulation; they will make it seem as if you are replaceable but they are not. Every position within this company is challenging, demanding, and exhausting, but very seldom appreciated. Be prepared to work an additional job in order to make ends meet because they barely pay minimum wage, even for management positions. They also do not offer any health benefits and will guilt you any time you try to take advantage of your minimal PTO hours. You will ultimately end up a pawn in their large-scale “sales and marketing” scheme.

No clear chain of communication, no effort to change scheduling format after multiple requests by clients and employees. Removed PTO without warning and no explanation as to where it went. Failure by management to recognize the intricacies of the position. No clear plan for pay raises or promotion.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Chiropractor 52 salaries reported	$158,510 per year
Massage therapist 16 salaries reported	$36.09 per hour
Chiropractic assistant 16 salaries reported	$17.75 per hour
Sales manager 18 salaries reported	$83,333 per year
Operations manager 10 salaries reported	$73,500 per year

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