Out of 36 Reliant Rehabilitation employee reviews, 63% were positive. The remaining 37% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Reliant Rehabilitation improve their work culture.
Communication. If there is a job posted and a candidate expresses interest, applies, interviews for a job and you hire them, do not make them wait with no communication for over a month!
realistic expectations from clinicians, pay raises instead of cuts, caring about patients for more than their reimbursement value
I stuck with the company after THREE payouts under some of the most stressful times in history. I left and came back to work for them to make my original hourly rate from 5 years prior! I would feel better if I was paid more!
I never got paid for a day I was asked to come into work by the DOR.
If I was paid for ALL the work I do to keep things running and if I could get a true day off.
Getting paid $13 less an hour than my highest paid job.
a cost of living raise every year.
Communication and providing better on boarding/training.
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Poor communication. No one has integrity
Employees not valued, underpaid, overworked, unrealistic expectations.
I am held to unrealistic productivity standards for the caseload I hold. 29 patients a day, all individual, and 90% patient contact hours? ha. Free labor, anyone?
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