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Please for the love of sanity, do not take the job with this company. Heed the warnings. This company does not care about its employees, you are a number to management. Those individuals on the executive team are all family/friends, therefore you really only have a “long term” spot if you are that. You can’t go to HR with complaints or you get fired. The lack of job security is insane for a company that’s been open over 30 years.. the pay is awful (you don’t get raises so don’t ask, or you’re on the chopping block). The company has multiple “lay offs” per year (biggest one being right after the holidays (early January) because they don’t know how to manage their money. Benefits are terrible. Turnover rate is the highest of any company I’ve ever heard of, typically people last about 6/7 months before either getting fired or they’ve just had enough. Management is told to feed you lies about how “it will get better”. Just don’t do it... IF YOU TAKE THE JOB, make sure you keep your head down, stay quiet, don’t complain (about absolutely anything), DONT go to your manager or HR, don’t ask for raises, remember you barely even get ONE chance. They will sell you so many lies that are beyond believable.

Working at the VNA has been one of the best decisions I made. The VNA offers amazing training and onboarding to make you successful from your first day. The work culture is always positive and feels like a family all the way to the corporate and CEO level. The VNA offers ample room for growth and opportunity. I love what the VNA stands for and the culture set forth and community outreach. The management level is superb and always ready to assist when needed. VNA cares for their employee's and always keeps them and their family in mind. When schools shut down for kids at the start of the pandemic corporate immediately had management reach out to staff to ensure everyone had a safe place for their children while they worked. The venure is a large company but prides themselves in knowing their employee's and helping make each one successful. The VNA has numerous employees with large tenure and a slow turnaround rate of employee's. I have never worked somewhere that I can wake up each day eager and happy to go to work. The VNA is truly like family and such a pleasure to work for.

Over the past 12 years, I’ve grown within the company, starting as summer help, moving into medical records, and eventually into RCD. That growth has allowed me to develop strong skills in compliance, documentation review, organization, and attention to detail. The work environment is supportive and professional, with clear expectations and strong communication. My direct supervisor has been consistently supportive and invested in my success which has made a huge difference in my confidence and growth over the years.
Working in RCD has strengthened my understanding of Medicare guidelines, accuracy standards, and the importance of teamwork in meeting deadlines and maintaining quality. It’s been rewarding to build a long term career here while continuing to learn and grow. The VNA is a great place to develop professionally while being part of a reliable and dedicated team!

You can be on time, educated, great at what you do, a team player and everything they “say” they want in an employee, they will still criticize your work even after your training is horrible, they will give you ZERO paid holidays, you’ll have to be forced to take your own accrued PTO for Christmas and Thanksgiving, they pay you for nothing! You have to take your own Sick and Vacation time if you want to have a day off or it’s a one of the two holidays your allowed off.  High turnover for a reason! The 5 star reviews are made up, they might be real people but management somehow needs to balance the real poor ratings.  Don’t expect any respect here! You’ll wonder why the good are let go or laid off, and the ones that stink or have major attitudes are still here!? It makes zero sense! Do yourself a favor if you need a real paycheck, don’t apply here.  You will make more money elsewhere.

When I first started working here, I was really excited to work. But the first week was unorganized and no one knew where I was going to train and the people working there at the time, seemed like they didn't want to really help. With that being said- I advanced in my position fairly quickly. Got promoted once (only because I threatened to leave). Management changed like 2-3 times when I was there. 

Oncall- if you are not prepared to do this- DO NOT WORK HERE. It is apart of their workload and does not allow for work-life balance. Also, caregivers working there are extremely difficult and it is almost impossible to staff cases. 

Office in Stuart thinks they are the boss of everyone, no room for upward promotion because it is like a CULT. Everyone in management comes from people already in higher position. NO raises, even if you ask- you risk being on the chopping block just for asking. 

Loved this agency.  Great local management and administrative staff. Very friendly and supportive.  Great scheduler.

Days were busy with 5-6 patients. Patient flow was great. Weekend work on call was great with experienced support.

Biggest plus was that all charting/oasis was  done on computer. We were able to order supplies for the patient on site by computer and receive our routes for next day,  Wholly improved over paper charting.

I love driving and people so this job was perfect.  I would still be with this company if they had not closed closest branch office and moved far out of area.    Loved this company!!!

Nobody cares about you as an employee at VNA. Management is the absolute worst, it doesn't matter to them if you work hard or not, in the end they would rather have nobody in an entire department then to treat their people right. The turnover is extremely high especially in the accouting/payroll department.They will lie to you and tell you they appreciate all you do but in no way actually show you they care. The pay is terrible compared to similar positions elsewhere. Don't even think about asking how you can get a raise because you will either get fired or they will retaliate against you in order for you to quit. Even if you're just looking for a job in order to receive a paycheck the headache is not worth it!

Beware of this company. Required to work hoildays (even office positions).Poor management and trainings skills as a whole. They are not flexiable with your schedule and feel very highly about donating your personal time for misc. Projects. There is a 90% turnover rate. Do your research this company is on its 2nd ceo within a year and a half. 

There is no reconition here, upon taking on the new position they over load you with work. No overtime whats so ever !!!!! Strict hours!!!!! They have no real hr system. This company is ran off favortisum and family status!!!!!! You will notice that employees there for several years are only there because they are bullies.  Watch your back. 

And worst of  all there is no job security and they lay off frequently beware!!! Trust me !!!

Don't even think about VNA.  Loser organization.  Patient's aren't Patient's - they are "Clients" to this company; Just another Mx3 company (Make More Money)  Orientation in Office was very poor.  PowerPoint Presentations, Video conferences, with No Office Attendee or Local Leadership attending the orientation.  The level of company presentation to new hire nursing staff is one of the poorest.  Might as well have been a McDonald's employee orientation, or any fast-food chain service provider. 
There were no introductions to the other nurses present - no office staff was manning the computer in the conference room for the web seminars.
More than enough to pack up and scoot right on out of there.

I was recently employed at VNA & after going through 2 weeks of so called “PAID Training” I decided this wasn’t the place for me. The training process was horrible and they practically leave you there to figure things out on your own. After quitting I decided to call and find out if I can pick up my 1st check. Come to find out they NEVER issued one for me. It was almost as if I never was there. If i would’ve never called they would have never even attempted to pay me. Im still waiting on my PAYMENT !!! Because they are so called “still investigating”. My next step is to go to the better business bureau. If you like headaches, stress and unorganized mayhem then this is the place for you.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Home health aide 267 salaries reported	$18.25 per hour
Nursing assistant 109 salaries reported	$17.76 per hour
Registered nurse - home health 3 salaries reported	$77,500 per year
Private duty nurse 7 salaries reported	$30.50 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 8 salaries reported	$42.50 per hour

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