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
3.0
Mar 17, 2018

therapist

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Assistance from Regional Director, positive attitude and friendly staff.

Cons

There should be 2-4 days of inclement weather days off for clinicians worked into the financial budget. Tim Fox could determine when we can use one of these days off so we don't have to use our vacation days or work on a Sat or Sunday or risk our lives/cars going out on a bad day. Having a policy of "well you have 7 days a week so make it up on the weekends or add a few hrs to another 9 or 10 hour day," is not good for staff morale. If Tim and the financial dept would put in 4 days into the budget, if only 2-3 days are used, there would be additional income into the company. Valuing your clinicians as individuals with other life commitments who may need to be home at 5-6 pm and no one ever wants an 8 am appt and if you can't make up the time on the weekends because of family commitments you shouldn't have to use a vacation day if there are two ft of snow outside!!

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FOX Rehabilitation Response
8y
We strive for a culture of team spirit. We make sure that our clinicians receive superior customer service from every member of Team FOX: from our regional directors to C suite executives. Thank you for noting that. In regards to your primary concern of schedule management, our clinicians have been empowered to flex their schedule as they see fit: weekends, following weeks, and accruing time are all options. That said, please let us know the details of your concerns. Give us a call at 877-407-3422.
3.0
May 29, 2016

great if you have a good regional director

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great work environment, awesome coworkers, really making a difference in patient's lives, Have free access to medbridge continuing education. Bank system is great, when you work over your quota you can bank the units or if you are low you have time to make it back. as far as documentation, it doesn't take me long because I do point of service (all therapists are supposed to be doing this, but do not). Also staff meetings are paid, you are paid a stipend which covers the cost of your meetings.

Cons

My director had no visits for me, but I had to lose bank which is not really fair. They wouldn't let my bank go negative which was nice; but I lost 100 units due to weeks that had no visits. Bank should be for cancellations, but not if you don't have visits; especially if you have been telling RD for weeks that you have discharges coming. When visits are low, they want you to call all your old patients to try to get them back on caseload. In some cases I really feel this is unethical, as many of these people know their exercises, they are just not doing them. If there are no/low visits in your area, you have to drive further to get visits which increases the hours of your day. My director gave away part of my coverage area and when I asked him about it, he said he didn't (hmm...the therapists talk so we know where people are working). My director keeps hiring more therapists but many of us are struggling for visits and he doesn't seem concerned (guess its not his bank so he doesn't care). I had a different RD who was much better than this one. Some of the employees tried to go to his boss with similar complaints and his boss never addressed complaints. Meanwhile, we have turned over almost our whole team since he took over. And I am seriously thinking of leaving because I am so tired of struggling to find visits and driving further so I can make my quota, so I get home later and later to my family

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FOX Rehabilitation Response
10y
Dear Anonymous Colleague, As the Founder and CEO of FOX Rehabilitation, I take your comments very seriously. As you probably remember from orientation, I discuss with all of the clinicians and employees I work with about our policy of Team Spirit that things should go right. Things have not gone completely right for you, and I want to help. Please reach out to me directly at tim.fox@foxrehab.org or on my cell which is on the directory. I would like the chance to speak with you and assist you. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to your clients and our practice. Sincerely, Dr. Tim Fox, PT, DPT, GCS, Founder & CEO
1.0
Aug 6, 2014

Tread lightly with this company

Anonymous employee
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Pros

CEUs, uses evidence based practice, allows you to make your own schedule

Cons

Many, many hours outside of work spent on documentation which you are not paid for, working in one of their ALF facilities is stressful due to disorganization and very little support, no company phone provided so you are using your own personal cell phone and your number to give out to clients and patients, expect to spend many hours in nights and weekends documenting at home. Its interesting to me how suddenly within the past few months there are so many "great" reviews popping up about this company on different hiring websites, yet all the ones before that tell a different tale. This in and of itself should be a red flag. This company is in trouble and they know it. After working there for only a few months, the turnover I saw at this place was tremendous. People leave because the work demands are so high, so much so that so many new hires spend countless hours on nights and weekends doing free work for the company. This free labor is what got me, affecting my personal life, so I decided to get out, as do so many other new employees do. The concept behind what they do is brilliant, they are very good at selling themselves, and it's clear to me they are giving some type of incentive to employees to write all of these "great" reviews that are suddenly popping up everywhere. A truly effective, organized, successful company that keeps their employees happy wouldn't feel the need to do this.

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FOX Rehabilitation Response
11y
Thank you for your honest review. I previously commented on another employee's thoughts pertaining to the documentation, so I will not be redundant, but would like to reiterate that it will take a couple months to learn the system and feel comfortable with the model. If a clinician is spending so much of their own personal time on documentation, to the extent of deeming it "free labor", they should seek additional training beyond orientation and ramp up from their RQAL or RD. Clinicians are salaried regardless of hitting quota, and in the beginning they will not. If there is a struggle to manage time/caseload during the regular work day, those employees would be remiss not to seek the additional resources available to rebalance work/life - and more time with their patients. It is unethical and I believe safeguarded against in Glassdoor to create false positive reviews. As a recruiter here at Fox I can attest that one of our top sources for new hires comes from employee referrals. Lastly, any one considering employment with Fox has the opportunity to shadow with a Fox clinician during the interview process. This provides candidates a complete and honest perspective on expectations from someone "in the trenches" before deciding to join the practice. Thank you again!
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