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EyeCare Partners

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3 Minutes With ECP - Administrative EyeCare Partners Employee Review

1.0
Nov 14, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

…is how long you’ll enjoy working for them.

Cons

- deplorable cost of healthcare “benefits” - promised bonuses not given at the last minute - completely ignorant management - nepotism & favoritism will get you a promotion faster than any legitimate qualifications will - pregnant employees “laid off” suspiciously close to when they’d be requesting maternity leave - employees are very near guilted into donating to an “employee fund” but there is no transparency regarding how much money is in the fund, who is donating, who gets to decide which employees are eligible, etc. - loyal employees who were with their original offices well before ECP bought and subsequently ruined them, aren’t ever recognized, rewarded, or adequately compensated. - problem employees aren’t addressed, rather allowed to move from one office to another office ad infinitum. - outside consulting firms are paid nauseating amounts to do half-assed work that ECP employees would be much better at. - if you currently work for ECP, and still think ECP cares about you, ask your supervisor if your last “merit” raise reflects the work you do, and if it doesn’t, ask for an amount that does… heads up, you won’t get it. You should just be happy you have a job! Right!? TL;DR morale is at an all time low, and yet somehow getting worse… It’s a bright and shining A+ example of profits over patients.

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5.0
Nov 3, 2025
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CEO approval
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Pros

Pay and benefits. Management was there to help you succeed.

Cons

Calls could be back to back and repetitive.

1.0
Jul 2, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Interesting projects, opportunity to support a business that services patients. Shared services is mostly remote.

Cons

Working for PE-backed firm stinks. Strategy fluctuates and changes with each Executive leadership turnover. Most of the senior leadership is filled with mercenaries who are here only for the next turn (sale) of the company, to cash in their equity options. Several were hired from RCA (a competitor) post RCA's sale. At the corporate level few/none are interested in building a good business, only in extracting what value they can to cash in and move to the next PE firm and repeat. In 3 years: - 3 CEOs - 3 CIOs - CHRO let go and not backfilled - CMO let go and not backfilled - 3 rounds of layoffs that I know of. Often people who were hired within 12 months. Saves money? Maybe except often they have to pay 3x for contractors to do the same work - but on the balance sheet it looks better to pay more for contractors due to EBITDA games.

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