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Colorado Visiting Nurse Association

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Colorado Visiting Nurse Association reviews

3.3

57% would recommend to a friend

(59 total reviews)
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Ben Marcantonio

100% approve of CEO

53% positive business outlook

Colorado Visiting Nurse Association has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 59 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Colorado Visiting Nurse Association 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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59 reviews
3.0
Jan 17, 2017

Community Liaison

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Pros

The Company is a non profit who has been in business 127 years in Denver. I like my manager! We are covered on a lot of insurances. We can take care of seriously ill patients and our palliative care is unique in the market because it is covered by the home health benefit and the CVNA can offer weekly care instead of monthly care which are competitors offer.

Cons

There is no advertising or promotional budget because of the non profit status. When many providers want a luncheon to see them, I cannot see them. My salary is the low. Commission is only $50 for a referral.

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Colorado Visiting Nurse Association Response
9y
The CVNA aggressively listens to its employees through venues such as Glassdoor, Annual Surveys and a very flat organization with doors open for critique. Our new CEO joined the CVNA two years ago and we are on a path to broaden our business lines and at the same time maintaining our commitment to quality patient care. We look for opportunities to provide unique healthcare solutions! As a non profit, we our responsible stewards of the donations and funds to run the company. In many areas, you could say we are lean and mean - it is a continuing process to make sure we are making sure that our expenses bring the results required. In the areas of marketing, sales and exposure - our customers play a huge part in our business model - by referrals and high satisfaction in the services we provide. It is challenging to bring in the talent as a non profit. Appreciate your insight - as we go forward - we continue to look at all solutions/ideas to be able provide the healthcare solutions for the Colorado market.
5.0
Jan 7, 2017
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Pros

Great employer that has provided an opportunity for me to use my skills and exceed in areas that have been provided to me. Very progressive organization!

Cons

None that I can think of.

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Colorado Visiting Nurse Association Response
9y
Thank you for your comments, we are on a growth track and look for employees who want to join us in our future endeavors. We are continually looking for clinicians - nurses, therapists. Paraprofessionals - PCWs and CNAs. Corporate employees - Accounting, HR, Administration - Employees who believe in our Mission - will take us to the next level! Again, thanks for your comments.
1.0
Oct 26, 2016

Admissions/scheduler department

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Stable company. Non profit organization.

Cons

Low pay. Bad management skills.

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Colorado Visiting Nurse Association Response
9y
Colorado Visiting Nurse Association values your insight. We are a work in progress as all companies are. The Colorado VNA has been providing healthcare for the past 127 plus years - which attributes in part to our stability as well as our focus on quality and education. The Colorado VNA has received accolades for quality, patient satisfaction and low readmission rates. Also, this past year has a been a milestone with the addition of RVNA (northern Colorado) to our practice area. Internally - we look continually to improve processes and have a strong commitment to our employees to create an environment which provides growth, challenges and opportunities. As a non profit - we share a dual focus with the management of our resources - to provide a fair wage to our employees and to be a steward to ensure our donations and grants are spent wisely and have value. Again, thank you for your insight.
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