I wanted to chime in before the fake reviews planted by management descend to cover up the real ones. Working conditions in rehab overall these days are bad, but the official policies of this company really suck. Cancellations, no shows, and bad weather can quite literally put you in debt to the company and they explicitly tell you that you owe them money at the end of the year if your bank (accrued hours of overtime) is negative (or you can sacrifice your vacation). Whenever there is extreme weather (hurricane, blizzard etc.) coming we get a memo essentially saying "be safe, but you're not getting any time off, so you'll be giving up your personal time, figure it out or pay". The "banking" system has never worked for me because they could never find enough patients for me to "bank" anything. Because of this, I am officially expected to be available to work 7-days a week (really, its the policy) When I didn'y have enough patients, I was encouraged to call old patients to "check on them" in order to drum up business, which is uncomfortable. The vast majority of patients, while very nice people, are typically very elderly with degenerative conditions with very minimal "rehab" potential who I was encouraged to see for months at a time. I treated the same patients over and over again. The good news is, that, because its got to be difficult to retain people with such policies, they aren't always that strictly enforced.
Also, as other reviews have stated, hours of paperwork done during personal time, unpaid meetings, uncompensated travel, unpaid travel time.