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Foothills Gateway Reviews

3.5

73% would recommend to a friend

(21 total reviews)

Timothy S. O'Neill

68% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Foothills Gateway has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 21 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Foothills Gateway employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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21 reviews
2.0
2 May 2018

Look elsewhere if you can.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

You get to work with people with developmental disabilities. You can learn things from them that you cannot learn anywere else.

Cons

Foothills gateway is were good staff go to burn out. Many of the violent behavioral issues that you will run into are avoidable or at least would be if management would listen to you. Upper management takes things very personally and will hold a grudge if they hear you say anything negative about the company. Even constructive criticism. The other issue that I think a lot of people don't realize Is that they take on a lot of difficult clients and then do not staff it right. Often you will find yourself in violent behavioral situations under high stress and are very likely to burn out. They are a non profit but they do not behave as one the general feeling of most people that quit FGI is that they mostly just care about the money and not the client so much . Now this is not to say that there are not staff there that care about the clients because there are ,but upper management is completely disconnected and the people that turn the wheels are often the ones that get screwed. They also very closely monitor all incident reports and change them as they see fit. Also as an employee there should you decide to quit and move on you have to be very careful about what you say on your exit interview because they will use that against you and label you is Not eligible for re hire. Another thing that they do Is if you give your notice and they feel that you have negative feelings towards the company in any way they will except youresignation early even when you've put in 2 weeks to a months notice regardless Of whether the area that you're working in a area that is short staffed creating an unsafe situation. They have also fought tooth and nail to avoid conflict free case management, though it is something they have to adhere to now in the past they have avoided separating their case management from direct care services. this is accepted everywhere else in the state of Colorado and in the nation. It is a conflict of interest, you simply have to offer case management outside of your agency, they do not want to. To say that I am bitter about how things went for me in this company would be an understatement I gave an entire month's notice and worked at a place that I was unhappy only to be told that I am now not eligible for re hire. I have many years of experience working with people with developmental and intellectual disabilities I would highly suggest that if you can you seek employment somewhere else. They look good on paper but do not adhere to best practices. I am only glad that I myself am not reciving services from them.

5.0
9 July 2022

Case Manager

Recommend
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Pros

Great culture, friendly coworkers, everyone is willing to help out and fill in gaps as needed. PTO, sick time, and holidays (including paid spring break and paid winter break) Occasional raises and bonuses Remote work that will likely become hybrid in the future due to state requirements for the job Flexible hours - just get your 40 hours in and you can essentially set your own schedule. Not a pro or a con, but it is fast paced and constantly evolving as they work with many different outside organizations, so you are always learning something new

Cons

Health insurance does not start until 3 months in, which is fine depending on your personal circumstances. Rare opportunities for advancement. The company is so good to it's employees that they stay long term, which is great on one hand, but can be tough competition to move up the ladder. I do think it would be worth sticking around for.

1.0
3 July 2021

Upper Management is Mean and Inept

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Opportunity for advancement, good benefits, many paid holidays, get to make a difference in people's lives, autonomy to plan activities with clients

Cons

Management creates a toxic and retaliatory work environment. Employees get bullied and are chastised for asking questions or seeking guidance. If your suggestion or question is acknowledged, don't expect follow through. You will be made to feel that your opinions and comments don't matter. If you challenge the status quo, you will be singled out. Favoritism, conflicts of interest and complacency run rampant, which ultimately harms the individuals in services. For an organization that prides itself on Person Centered Thinking, the people at the top only apply it when it's beneficial to them. Employee and client satisfaction is not a priority. Overall a very dysfunctional organization with no framework for running operations or providing services in the time of covid. They give the impression that they either don't know how or don't care to operate efficiently in the new modern era.

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