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Closed minded, revolving door for providers, mediocre benefits. Providers are the workhorses. Pressure to market and drive new patients, keep up with middle management pet projects, hypervigilent about lawsuits. The technique is extremy hard on the thumbs. No programs to help that. Pay is a monthly bonus only. There are no commissions or salary. If you don't make your quota you owe the company. If you actually retire there is nothing waiting for you but your own contributions to your 401k. Very top heavy in management. There are more than 20 Vice Presidents. Very small to no chance of advancement

Treatment teams in the field/clinic are overworked and undervalued. They are pressured heavily to work weekends, and as late as 6 to 630pm during the week, meanwhile headquarters is a ghost town come 5pm. They preach being advocates for mental health yet ignore all the mental anguish they inflict by intruding on employee work life balance as well as making them feel expendable by laying off colleagues and transferring people to departments unrelated to the position they initially applied for all in the name of utilization. This company used to be worthwhile and existed outside of your typical corporate mold. But now nepotism, bad decision making, "streamlining" (less people more work), and lack of transparency are the norm. This place is a sinking ship tossing off its "valued" employees to drown.