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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
4.0
Jan 25, 2016

Management

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Pros

Amazing leadership and newer CEO in place has made very positive changes to the organization and lots of exciting growth. A culture of transparency. Very ethical organization with a high degree of integrity and top management support. A positive mission lived every day that truly helps our community and clients. Focus on quality care and outcomes that exceed our competitors. A 4 star agency, proud to be apart of.

Cons

Technologies had been antiquated and have needed updated for a long time, The VNA is moving in the right direction with new improvements and investing in technology for all clinicians. This is good news for all employees.

1.0
Jan 20, 2016

Admissions/Scheduling

Anonymous employee
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There is no good reason to work there unless you want to torture yourself

Cons

Terrible place to work. Management does alot of yelling and getting into your face. Upper management either particaptes in this bad behavior of the other employees or they over look it. There is no common sense at all and managers are allowed to run a muck, be abusive and hostile, they create their own rules even if they violate labor laws, they think because they are non-profit they can do this as well as use that as an excuse to not pay you a decent wage. Others got promotional positions not because they are qualified but because they are brown nosers-big time. This is a very hostile and abusive enviornment. I find it funny how the brown nosers are getting on this sight to try and make things look better, but beware, its the same people that are writting those wonderful reviews trying to raise their rating that will make your life hell. Don't be fooled by the "great" reviews-they are not true.

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Colorado Visiting Nurse Association Response
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Sorry you had that experience. The Colorado Visiting Nurse Association is vigilant in researching and evaluating the current employment market. The last year - we have made several changes to keep the wages and benefits competitive as well as ensure quality of patient care. We will continually look to enhance the employee experience. Here at the Colorado VNA employee satisfaction and engagement is a primary agency goal and we are happy to report that overall satisfaction scores have increased over the past year through the many exciting changes.
1.0
Jan 1, 2016

Big thumbs down

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great coworkers and most clients really appreciate the work that the underpaid nurses do for them. Feel like doing good work in the community.

Cons

Executive makes over $100K per filing status, but has the nerve to post on Glassdoor that "we all have to pull in the belt" to rationalize violating Colorado laws to not pay nurses for all hours worked. Also someone hacks former employees' ADP accounts and involved with possible identity theft. FBI and CO AG investigating possible cyberterrorism against ADP. You also had someone pose as Denver cop to harass former employee and their family members.

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