HealthTrust reviews

3.2

58% would recommend to a friend

(434 total reviews)
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Ed Jones

53% approve of CEO

53% positive business outlook

HealthTrust has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 434 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The HealthTrust employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Management & Consulting industry (3.7 stars).

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434 reviews
1.0
Aug 11, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

You can interface with many suppliers with whom you could get a new job.

Cons

There are two huge main issues with this company: 1- Leadership is abusive and incompetent. There is no movement from the senior leadership level— they have all been in their positions for many years. When there have been concerns regarding the way leadership treats employees raised internally, those leaders are never fired. I have seen the concerns raised numerous times to deaf ears. Ed Jones has his favorites and will never see the truth of their abilities. 2- Regardless of personal or political views of the COVID-19 situation, leadership has required employees to return to the office for work. Schools are virtual and most reputable organizations are too. This organization will force employees to make a difficult choice— do I leave my child home to do school alone, or do I quit? Ed Jones said he is bringing employees back in the office basically to save their jobs. However, HCA had record breaking revenue in Q2 20. This comes on the heels of HCA and HealthTrust docking employees salaries 10%, 20%, or 30% dependent upon your level throughout the pandemic and the receipt of a gigantic government bailout.

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HealthTrust Response
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HealthTrust strives to maintain a culture and work environment that is collegial and collaborative. While we were concerned to hear the issues raised in your review, we appreciate this feedback and strongly encourage you to share these with one or more of the following: your supervisor, HR, our confidential ethics & compliance line. Providing our colleagues with resources and channels to report concerns such as those you raised is very important to our leadership and our success as an organization as it allows us to hear about important concerns and take action. Regarding returning to the office, our goal has been to approach this prudently and thoughtfully to ensure safety, while also allowing, as much as possible, for flexibility. We understand our colleagues may be experiencing any number of personal challenges at this time, and our goal has been to work with colleagues to find appropriate solutions that meet their needs.
1.0
Aug 17, 2015

Senior "Analyst"

Recommend
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Pros

Met a few great co-workers. Because of these co-workers, it makes the days easier to get through. :o)

Cons

HORRIBLE LEADERSHIP from the top down! Don't ever think outside the box or offer any ideas...leadership WILL stake claim of YOUR suggestions and will make them their own. If you are not politically connected...or part of the admin cult...you are simply treated as a nobody. Too many people stepping on others faces in order to climb corporate ladder. HR leader(s) will make your life miserable if you address concerns. Leadership treads an extremely fine line of retaliating and bullying. If they say, "This is a safe environment to speak confidentially"...RUN!! This is a company that HCA should put under a heavy microscope and seriously consider an overhaul of many in leadership roles. It is a common phrase to hear how many leaders are friends or relatives of other leaders. This is a company that is under the HCA corporate blanket. Embarrassing if HCA prides itself as an "ethical" company. If applying and offered a position...keep your head down. Do the bare minimum b/c nobody, (in leadership), cares. With that, and you can just "make the donuts" you should be fine.

1.0
Sep 21, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Being owned by HCA leads to decent benefits, one of which is the ability to purchase HCA stock at a reduced price if that interests you. Working for HealthTrust offers unique experiences that could lead to further advancement.

Cons

Being owned by HCA, HealthTrust states that above all else they care like family. That’s if the family is a highly dysfunctional family, that doesn’t care about it’s employees and views every single colleague as 100% replaceable. The COO stated something similar to this in one of the all hands meetings. This attitude combined with the organization as a whole being stuck in the past has led to the loss of over 25 people in the sourcing department in the last year (I would be willing to bet that this number will grow before the ball drops in a few short months). If you like to work for an organization that doesn’t value you or your talents than HealthTrust is for you. The issues start at the top, if you don’t have leaders with strong ethics than the organization is going to suffer. They will say that will offer you flexibility, but that is far from true, they will make you feel bad when you try and use the flexibility.

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