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Reliant Hospital Partners Reviews

2.0

22% would recommend to a friend

(10 total reviews)

15% positive business outlook

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10 reviews
1.0
21 June 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

This review is geared towards the company Reliant Hospital Partners that took over NERH in the New england area. This was previously owned by Five Star Quality Care. I cannot enter any links here, but if you want to read some good articles about the take over, enter in the keywords reliant takes over five star into google (Fool, pehub and bizjournals have some good information)

Cons

This company waltzes in January of 2014. After taking over, there are over 300 layoffs within the NERH family (including braintree and Lowell) Nurses are forced to work 12 hour shifts, and only given literally 24 hours to make this life altering decision. Kitchen employees are working with a skeleton crew already, and then are forced to put part timers on the side lines. Because you see Reliant will not lay them off.....oh no. Why would they do that? Then those poor jobless employees who were already making close to minimum wage wouldn't be able to collect, if they had too! So instead, they keep them on as PRN, and basically use them whenever they need to. But, they know they won't ever receive that call...or at least not enough to make a decent living. Now, after such a traumatizing experience for these hard working employees, you would expect at least some form of compensation. Maybe a raise in pay? NOPE! Nothing! They cut all these employees, expect the remaining employees to work like dogs, and not even give them a raise in pay! In fact, what little extras they were receiving before such as differential pay for the weekends and nights were TAKEN AWAY. Oh! and overtime pay?! Sorry, your not getting it here! Let me ask all those reading this, what hospital do you know of that does not pay at least another dollar for a PRN position? Not Reliant Hospital Partners! We are nothing to these people. We are not human beings, but mindless robots, only there to boost profits. I hope the people who make these decisions are happy with the work they have done. Do you know that there are employees at NERH that have been working there for over 25 years who have received what equals out to about a $1 raise per 10 years of working time due to companies like yourselves coming in, taking over and screwing the employees who have given their lives to these places. There are others who have been given even LESS than that over a 10 year period, and we are talking cents here. You should be so proud. I hope you enjoy rolling in your millions of dollars that are stained with your hard working employees blood who are struggling to feed there families.

1.0
19 Mar 2013
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Salary was an early incentive

Cons

As a newly hired PRN-PBX Operator, it became quickly apparent that this job title was not all-encompassing. It is expected that this single person, after being "trained", would be the one end-all, be-all admissions person evenings and weekends to possibly arrange transportation of patients from acute care facility to Reliant. If working at all during a portion of a weekday shift, this person is also expected to check-in outpatient therapy patients, collect their copay if needed and apply it to the patient account; answer the phone, prepare all necessary paperwork for patient admission using multiple software programs that do not always mesh; go to patient room for admission signatures on bulky tablet-style computers; record admissions and discharges; do call backs to discharged patients for their input on care and service. Day shift managers seem to arrange for later day transportation of patients to Reliant rather than earlier. This makes for an extra long day for patients, doctors and nurses as well as burdening PBX operator with a much longer than necessary day. A 4-7 day stretches to 8-9 pm clock out.

1.0
13 Mar 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

There are no good reasons to work here unless you absolutely need a job.

Cons

Company is greedy beyond belief. COO treats everyone like dirt. There is no backup in any department, they run the hospitals on essentially a skeleton staff.

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