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Personalized Health Partners

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Major Changes-run - Nurse Practitioner Personalized Health Partners Employee Review

1.0
Mar 6, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Remote, people we work with, on call doc 24/7 for concerns

Cons

PTO doesn’t exist for in person or virtual. Pay is a mess, you will never get correctly paid. Expect to fight every paycheck, it’s exhausting. A new pay structure was implemented and it’s a joke. There is no hourly base salary, so essentially during the day from 7a until 1a you only get paid for calls your chart and bill for. There are times where you may not receive a call or calls are non billable such as normal lab reviews. RVU model payout is laughable. Holidays are paid as $10/hr + calls billed. 1a-7a is $15/hr and weekends. Constant changes with no transparency. Ex: you log on and can’t find a tab in the EMR that you used to chart normal labs and then when asked- oh you weren’t supposed to use that tab ever. Yet all staff had been using it. Another email went out that we have a new fax company and to set up out account so we can view admission paperwork and labs….. no heads up. No one knew what it was about and this rolled out before the weekend. They gave 1 week notice that pay will be moved to monthly for everyone after the next paycheck in a week. Resignations are high for even in house providers. Retention rate is poor. Maybe 15/60 people have been here for 1year+. They mass hire people monthly and over half will quit within 3 months

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4.0
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Pros

Supportive management and great coworkers

Cons

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1.0
Feb 13, 2026
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Pros

Able to create a schedule that works for you.

Cons

Constant policy changes, with little to no notice. Not a stable work environment. No notice that they switched from paying every two weeks to every month, resulting in a 6-8 week pay gap. Breaks Ohio law, but they refuse to address this. Do not have their patients' best interests in mind. Profit-driven. Constant leadership changes that aren't communicated well make it a matter of luck knowing who to get in touch with. The CEO flat-out lies to employees, and management shakes their heads and doesn’t want to contradict him. He constantly sends weird status updates on the work chat of his inappropriate parenting, where he shaves his kids' heads when they lose a bet, and of the guns he owns. Complaints of malpractice by other practitioners have been raised, but there is zero evidence that anything has been done to address them. Was promised to be making $100-140 per hour. On average I make $60/hour with their compensation model. Don't let them fool you. It is not possible to see 6 patients per hour x 12 hours and provide good care.

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