Capitol Care Reviews

2.4

49% would recommend to a friend

(39 total reviews)

Andrew Lutz

32% approve of CEO

21% positive business outlook

Capitol Care has an employee rating of 2.4 out of 5 stars, based on 39 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Capitol Care employee rating is 30% below average for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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39 reviews
1.0
12 Feb 2016

They don't care.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The clients are wonderful, beautiful human beings, who are willing to learn as long as they are with a staff member that is willing to teach.

Cons

Anyone who cares even slightly about other human beings, need not apply. I implore anyone who is in a situation where they need to put a loved one in someone else’s care to stay far, far away. The company is ‘for’ profit, and that is all they strive for, is profit. Even (no, I guess I should say when) that means stepping on the bodies of their clients they have left on the ground. The company is very ‘top heavy’, comprised of mostly people in higher management positions that have mediocre levels of education, that do not interact with the clients, and still attempt to call all the shots. And every decision that is made, is with money in mind. They blame the turnover rate of their staff on “the industry” when in reality, they terminate every staff member that is not willing to cover up their mistakes, their flaws, their neglect, and their abuse. Every single caring staff member has either been driven away, or fired for fighting for their clients, and not keeping their mouth shut to cover the atrocities that are occurring. Management is instructed to “keep their doors shut and ignore the clients”. Because of course, we must finish our paperwork, and that takes precedence over the health and safety of the clients. Paperwork, which, is not done correctly by state, or any other standards. Despite the emphasis on the importance of this paperwork, it has, placed individuals in situations where they have lost important elements of their care because, as previously stated, it was done incorrectly. Regardless of how many times they have been placed under investigation in the residential aspect of their company, they refuse to change their ways, because, changing their ways would lose them money. And at the end of the day, as management constantly quotes “it is all about nickles and dimes”. And no, that is not “the reality of the world”, it is in fact the reality of the greed of the company and nothing else. While restraints are a necessary evil in the field, they are performed with spite and aggression by the staff members. Because, in a situation where a restraint must be performed, staff is forced to do something, and gosh, what a burden that is. Clients have been literally, jumped on, choked, cornered, hit, and many other horrible things. But when it is “documented”, no, I apologize, IF, it is documented, it is written in a way that portrays a proper Vineland, state standard, restraint. In the “day program”, or school aspect of this company, it is no better. The quality of care is equivalent of a 13 year old babysitter. No education is occurring, instead, there is coloring pages. No, I apologize again, that is, IF the staff will actually take the time away from their own conversations within themselves, or their cell phone use to even print coloring pages. Clients are at best ignored. If you are comfortable with placing a loved one in the care of a company where, the only reason they would care if they died, is because that would “cause problems”, well they capitol care is the place for you! Welcome to capitol care incorporated where we not only DO NOT care, but frankly darling, we don’t give a darn.

1.0
10 Aug 2018

Nope!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The clients and most residential staff was awesome. Ok benefits.

Cons

Literally everything else. I worked here for a little over two years, basically managed a group home and worked a ton of unwanted overtime for almost six months due to the old manager quitting and was never compensated for my extra work. Finally, after pretty much begging, they gave me a whopping .36 cent raise. I quit shortly after. They pay is very low for the amount of verbal and physical abuse residential staff have to deal with yet the CEO drove a Lexus. Upper management is a joke, none of them seem to have a clue what they are doing but want to micro manage everything. The people who actually care about their job end up quitting or being fired... I could go on, but basically I’m saying DO NOT WORK FOR THIS COMPANY!

1.0
16 May 2018

Horrible Company

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Working with clients is fun

Cons

Everything about this company is a con.

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