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Reliant Rehabilitation

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Reliant Rehabilitation reviews

2.4

27% would recommend to a friend

(698 total reviews)

Norman Abdallah

20% approve of CEO

25% positive business outlook

Reliant Rehabilitation has an employee rating of 2.4 out of 5 stars, based on 698 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Reliant Rehabilitation employee rating is 30% below average for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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698 reviews
1.0
Jan 24, 2016

worst company ever

Anonymous employee
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Pros

They pay me, not very well!!!

Cons

Company only cares about money not the pts well being. Pts rights don't matter, bosses bully therapist to make pts participate in therapy even if they refuse or are sick. They also force evaluating therapists to pick up pts that are not appropriate for therapy. Give PTO but can't take it if you can't find coverage or director doesnt approve it. They love new grads so they can over work you and underpay you. RUN don't walk away from this company.

1.0
Jan 6, 2016

therapist

Anonymous employee
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Pros

not many maybe just pay and vacation time

Cons

Extremely high productivity expectations,poor ethics

1.0
Jan 5, 2016

Starts off great...but has a slippery slope.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

1) The company pays very well for sites that are in rural locations 2) The company offers a comparatively high amount of PTO/vacation (however watch out, because there are no official sick says or holidays- PTO is used to cover these) 3) Relatively quick on-boarding process 4) Good e-documentation system (for rehabilitation staff) 5) No flu shot required (for those to prefer to defer the vaccination)

Cons

1) High levels of stress on department managers, who are expected to treat full time as well as manage administrative duties 2) High pressure from upper management on clinical staff to treat for financial gain rather than patient needs 3) Mediocre equipment and difficulty in getting approval for new equipment 4) Long commute to rural sites 5) Poor communication from upper management regarding policies. For example, for employees who are resigning, company will NOT buy out PTO unless a buy out form is completed; however upon notice of resignation management did not provide appropriate notice of this policy. 6) Poor cost saving policies- for example, in many states this company has terminated all rehabilitation techs, thereby increasing stress on clinical and administrative staff 7) High productivity expectations for rehabilitation staff 8) No official orientation process on site- employees are expected to learn about the facility and how to use the e-documentation system as they go and with help from other clinical staff

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