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I was hired to work in this place and I gave my availability. They say that they won't be able to assign me to patients if I am not available 7 days a week. I quit a part-time job I had and told them that I am available every day for them. Well, guess what? No patient assignment, nothing.I keep calling, messaging to beg for assignments because I only work there. But they only give patients who other nurses don't want to new nurses, and I barely worked over 2 months. Plus, they are very spanish-centered and don't care about other employees.I am very disappointed when I spoke to the DON about the lack of scheduling, she just said to message staffing about it, I am new they won't remember me.Now I have bills to pay and these people are playing with me. If you don't need more nurses, just don't hire them and let them sit there doing nothing.

Was hired for a new location back in September. Go live date has been pushed back almost every month I’ve been there. Our last go live date was April 1st we were told it wasn’t going to happen and now we’ve been told we don’t have live date anymore. Meanwhile we are being required to go and sit in a warehouse with absolutely nothing to do for 40 hours per week. I have no idea why they want to continue to pay us to be there with no work. It’s absolutely miserable sitting there day after day, month after month sitting in wheelchairs. This company has not one thing together. Everything this company has told us has been a lie. Run, don’t walk from this place. 

This job was unnecessarily stressful. Management doesn’t know what they are doing. While in training you will learn things that are incorrect work procedures and then when you are out of training those incorrect work procedures will count against you. They micromanage you constantly and have unrealistic work  expectations. You get two 10 minute breaks a day plus a 30 minute lunch break, if you are away longer than 10 minutes you get scolded like a child.  You won’t feel appreciated here. The benefits are pretty good, but not worth it in my opinion. A lot of employee turnover within the company. 

The Job is very demanding but I like it that way, I learned a lot about client's management in Home Care. I developed advance  skills in Kinnser Software. The Directives were appropriated and reachable, we have a health insurance with Humana, PTO, and 401K. 
The most difficult part was maintain the rhythming because the company has so many new clients and we have a lot of work on a daily basis, but I could keep pace. I enjoyed working as a team, Staying in the medical fiel environment, Helping patients through their difficulties and improving my skills.

The only good thing that I can say about this company is the people that I met and the job experience that I acquire . Management is horrible , insufficient and extremely rude. They expect you to do everything with no incentive. They fire people at will and without notice. Managers mayte fuster and jennifer southwell are the worst of the worst, extremely rude and insufficient. They spend the day delegating and do anything except looking at furniture and clothes on the internet . They dont respect nurses and paid them very liitle.

Their employees lie about visiting patients and forge signatures. They do not follow wound care orders. And if you tell administration about a patient complaint regarding falsifying documentation, they will fire you.  The nurses never call patients to set appointments. And they pick and choose who they see. If they have a patient scheduled and don't want to see them - they just dont

Maybe it is because I am in a different position, but, as a Provider Relations Executive, I have had a fantastic experience with Onehome.  They are a fast-growing company and with that always comes change and pivots, but that is expected.  Everyone I have encountered with Onehome has been very nice and welcoming.  My supervisors are awesome and very accommodating.  This company is growing very quickly so there is a lot of room for advancement.  

Grateful for the experience and knowledge I gained during my time there. The pharmacist are very helpful and great to work with (some more than others). You get to learn about patient care and medical terminology. The hardest part of the job can vary from time to time. For example, schedule times can interfere with the care process. The best part of the job is getting to know more about home health care and the friendships you can build.

HR has a view that if some one is doing bad in one department will do bad in another.  They dont know how to place employees in departments where they will strive,  they also don't Read recommendation letters or resume to see in which area they will do better. .There is a lot of favoritism among supervisor and HR.  No raises given while they hire people paying them more than they pay the ones that have been there years. 

There is no proper structure. You are overworked. Your voice is muted. Management will only work with you if you’re willing to do a favor back. It is very stressful when you are under disrespectful personnel that are considered veterans to the company or have seniority over you.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Registered nurse 20 salaries reported	$43.55 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 21 salaries reported	$29.50 per hour
Home health aide 21 salaries reported	$15.19 per hour
Physical therapist 17 salaries reported	$67.06 per hour
Occupational therapist 19 salaries reported	$59.97 per hour

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