Fair - CNA Avamere Employee Review

The administration gave residents who complained special treatment and it was often at the expense of other residents who were more agreeable. They refused to staff anything above the minimum, state required, ratio of care givers to residents. I absolutely get that it's a business and not a charity but the competent CNAs really suffered and had unrealistic workloads, and the residents who were more pleasant to work with or not capable of advocating for themselves often received a lower standard of care that they deserved because the care givers were spread too thin.