HealthDrive reviews

4.0

77% would recommend to a friend

(139 total reviews)
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Daniel Baker

90% approve of CEO

84% positive business outlook

HealthDrive has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 139 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The HealthDrive employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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139 reviews
5.0
May 9, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

This company is in the field of Nursing Home care. Nursing Homes have not really changed in the 40+ years that I have been working with them. HealthDrive has been able to find a way to excel in this field where others have failed, while also caring for a population that usually forgotten or hidden. Working here has always been evolving and growing to make sure the company thrives and the population is cared for. HealthDrive has been understanding and flexible throughout the years with its employees, giving them a chance to excel where they would otherwise not. The environment is friendly and open, with lots of opportunity to find a fit for a work style. It is a rewarding experience to know that we are helping people who would otherwise be without the care this company provides.

Cons

Working on healthcare with nursing homes is not the most lucrative job, so salaries are competitive but not exaggerated. There is upwards mobility but it is limited.

1.0
Apr 13, 2023

Don’t Fall For It.

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Pros

There was literally one employee out of the bunch who had some integrity and morality.

Cons

There is a myriad of issues and malpractice that takes place at this business. If HealthDrive is in the runnings for worse company running in America, Im sure the competition would be thin as their retention rate. After taking this job in early 2022, the description rapidly changed. Bonuses were promised that were never ever given. 10% of your annual pay each quarter was promised when the company was profitable. The exact words of the hiring manager were “I’ve been here almost a decade and we’ve gotten bonuses every quarter” That is until my first quarter at the company. Every single employee that had been there knew that bonuses weren’t going out. This job went from entirely remote to me traveling 100+ miles in my own vehicle with no reimbursement for mileage, meals, or upkeep to my vehicle. When I was ‘terminated for not meeting my job requirements” I was 60 miles from my home working in a Nursing Home for the company. The explanation was, kids can’t be home while this job is worked. What was interesting about that was, I wasn’t at home. I was on the road, so what my kids had to do with any of that? I’m still till this day unsure. The management is ran poorly. So there was no open door policy. There was no honesty or integrity from any of the employees there. believe in the months I worked there, we received one bonus, and not only was it not 10% of our annual salary, it was 10% of 10% of our annual salary. Which was a slap in the face for the salaried position that caused earlier mornings and later evenings and nights of work. Ethically, and morally this is the worse company I have ever worked for. With some vile people in it as well. I believe I was ‘terminated’ because of my understanding of what was actually taking place behind the scenes and not my work. I asked for a clearer understanding of my job description because I was being asked to travel hours outside of my city, with no explanation or compensation for the change. I traveled and managed to make things work on my own. And was given a performance plan, after asking for a clearer understanding of my job description. The day before the performance plan ended I had for weeks at the time scheduled off time for one day off for personal time with family. I received a call while I was out in another city stating I’d be terminated and I wouldn’t get my last check unless I mailed in my phone and laptop that night or the next. I reached out to management and HR for an explanation of my separation and received threats of legal action and forfeiture of my last check. I sent in the equipment and my life has been much better since. However, if I can save someone 30 days, 60 days, or in my case 10 or 11 months of pure negativity and flat out lies, I must do so. Do not work for healthdrive or with anyone who works there.

1.0
Feb 12, 2023

Very stressful

Recommend
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Pros

There is nothing good. About HealthDrive

Cons

Management rather you make your quota than the quality of your job. Supervisor will only help you if they like you.

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