Supportive Environment with Limited Growth and Communication Challenges - Anonymous employee Harbor Health Employee Review

3.0
Oct 26, 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Working at Harbor Health has its benefits, such as a supportive work-from-home setup and unlimited PTO, which allows for a great work-life balance. The role is fulfilling as it involves directly assisting members with their healthcare needs. The company encourages feedback, and there's a sense of collaboration among colleagues.

Cons

Despite promises of growth and development, there are few opportunities for internal advancement, with the organization often looking outside for recruitment instead of promoting from within. The unlimited PTO policy is tracked and monitored, which discourages taking advantage of its intended flexibility. Additionally, there are no regular team meetings, and the frequent changes in SOPs or policies are not always communicated properly, leading to confusion. Proper training and shared information on these changes are lacking, making it challenging to stay updated.

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5.0
Mar 23, 2026
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Pros

The mission behind the company is so incredibly inspiring and watching it play out across the organization day in and day out is unbelievable. Harbor Health is an outstanding company that is doing what’s necessary to improve the healthcare industry

Cons

Can’t think of anything honestly!

1.0
Jul 10, 2026
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Pros

The flowery language and promises during the hiring process sound great on paper.

Cons

Management frequently uses the excuse of being a "new" company to justify highly unstable practices. Without warning, they laid off approximately 90% of their RN staff. Operationally, the infrastructure is lacking: the EMR system is incredibly frustrating to work with, and the cheap telephone system they utilize makes daily communication inefficient. Provider turnover is massive, leaving the South Austin and south-of-Austin locations with zero permanent physicians. Because of the lack of providers, urgent care clinics are often forced to close. It creates a stressful work environment where you constantly feel like "doom is around the corner." Patients are noticeably leaving the practice.

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