FOX Rehabilitation reviews

4.2

88% would recommend to a friend

(780 total reviews)
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Dr. Anthony Buccafurni, PT, DPT

93% approve of CEO

80% positive business outlook

FOX Rehabilitation has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 780 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The FOX Rehabilitation employee rating is 22% above average for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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780 reviews
2.0
Jul 11, 2021

Manipulative

Recommend
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Pros

Make your own schedule. Usually a competitive salary.

Cons

Low PTO which is important when patients cancel and you may end up having to use PTO to make up the difference for your quota. Quota driven...do whatever to reach that quota, including overutilization of insurance benefits. While starting salary is competitive, there is very little recognition of how a therapist handles this job requiring a lot of unpaid hours between travel and planning schedule. So in terms of encouraging a Clinician to remain on the team, there is little support in this nature, which is understandable with their preference for hiring new grads. Instead of giving experienced clinicians a reason to stay, they've banked on these clinicians not wanting to find new jobs, and if they do, they just higher a new grad at a lower salary anyway. The benefit of new grads for thus company: creating a cult like environment. "Advocate for your patients," has been warped into overutilization...because they have thousands of clinicians across the US, they are sending likely over 10000 claims per day...banking on the fact that even of they have a few of these claims flagged, they still have many others going through. CMS simply cannot keep up and new grads may not question this kind of culture.

1.0
Aug 1, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

The only positive I have was the ability to make my own schedule. However, making your own schedule takes time, flexibility, and creativity.

Cons

Where do I start? I actually looked at reviews prior to confirming when I took a job with Fox. I brought up the fact I saw "unsustainable" and "no work life balance" in reviews during my interview. I was told, those individuals must have never spoke up about their challenges and they must not understand how to manage their time. Those statements were completely false. I pride myself on my time management skills and I spoke up many times, however how can you manage your time when your work week turns into 55+ hours. With Fox you work for units and not hours, and that is challenging with cancellations- (which you will have, it's geriatrics- MD appts, hospitalizations, forgetfulness, pain, sickness, etc.). With the horrible documentation system, travel time which isn't paid for, treatment sessions to equal 130 units a week, you WILL go home with documentation and you WILL work more like 50-55 hours a week. If you have cancellations, guess what, it's on you. They might mention receiving a reduction however you never will. So they expect you to work the weekend to hit your units, if you don't, guess what, your missed units come out of your PTO. Don't do it.

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FOX Rehabilitation Response
6y
Hi and thank you for your review. FOX practices within a unique model that allows us to hire professional salaried clinicians. In doing so, there is a sense of flexibility in exchange for flexibility. For example, we allow our clinicians to create and manage their owns schedules so that they may have the autonomy to control their day to day. We provide a banking system to allow a flexible option for cancelled visits, as well as a two week pay period for added flexibility in attaining your visits. We also pay our clinicians a guaranteed salary, which is different than most settings. This is to offset the fluctuation in pay you might see elsewhere. Each offer package is designed specifically to each clinician, territory, and caseload. A lot of our clinicians do work 40+ hours a week, depending on how efficient they are with their documentation and scheduling, it could vary to a little more or less. Our average work week for a full-time clinician is 40-45 hours, so we would agree that 55 hours a week sounds like a lot. In bringing those concerns up with your manager there should have been additional training offered on how to avoid cancellations and how to manage your schedule. FOX works with our account management team to keep your caseload where it needs to be, that being said if your quota is missed due to not enough caseload, that is on FOX, not on you to use PTO. I am sorry to hear your experience is not what you hoped for, that being said our autonomous model is not for everyone and we wish you the best!
1.0
Oct 7, 2017

Look elsewhere....

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I have nothing nice to say

Cons

There's a cult like atmosphere that goes un-noticed in the beginning. Then you start to see the messed up side with supervisors, HR, and payroll. There's no communication. There's no accountability. I'm pretty sure I didn't get the full amount of pay I worked for. They're a rip off "help others" company, but they're so selfish and money hungry. Horrible.

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FOX Rehabilitation Response
8y
Hi, this simply does not sound like FOX. We place a huge value on having a strong culture with our private practice that should be felt from day one of orientation. This is a culture of respect, teamwork, and exchanges of abundance. We’re saddened to read that you feel as though you didn’t receive an exchange of abundance. If you believe there’s actual validity to your complaints, please contact us at 877-407-3422. We wish you nothing but the best. Truly, Liam McKenna and The FOX Rehabilitation team
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