Woundtech Reviews

3.2

53% would recommend to a friend

(88 total reviews)
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Christian Rodriguez

59% approve of CEO

42% positive business outlook

Woundtech has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 88 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Woundtech 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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88 reviews
1.0
25 Jun 2021

Dumpster Fire

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

There are no pros. Pros would be that you leave this place and report them for unfair labor practices. Pros would be if they fire the entire CLevel Suite.

Cons

Woundtech is a dumpster fire. A. WHOLE. DUMPSTER. FIRE. That's the best way to describe the company and the culture. The C-Level team is disorganized and behind the ball, constantly panicking and making reactive decisions that do nothing but cause chaos. They launch new markets with no plan. They have zero infrastructure and processes and do not expect to have a human resources department to protect your interests as an employee. In fact, if you're a woman, It's very predatory. The company has settled multiple sexual harassment suits and is embroiled in a few open ones, too. The employee engagement and culture is ZERO. The turnover is astounding. Entire departments quit because of the lack of management and processes. The company loves to outsource positions to India, where they exploit cheap labor and proudly say that they can hire an entire staff of overseas employees for 20K a year, so why would your career and success matter to them? They will bring India employees stateside on Visas and then exploit them and work them like slaves because if they can't cut it, they'll be DEPORTED. Management doesn't communicate with team members and if you work here, you will be bullied and belittled. ESPECIALLY if you are a woman. If you're in management, the "Rolex boys club" in leadership will not promote you or give you the resources to do your job. They will demand and expect of you and then give you zero staff, zero budget and zero resources. And then you will be punished for not "doing your job". The company has spent years cooking their outcomes data to appear to be an "industry leader", but the data is literally made up. IT IS MADE UP. In the last three years, the entire leadership team has been replaced two to three times over. If you work in management here, there will be zero planning in terms of budget, so you will have to beg for funds for weeks and beg for approval from absentee leadership, because the company is hurting financially. They are haphazardly trying to launch more and more markets to compensate for their failures in old markets, but because they are so poor at planning, they cannot staff or hire for the new markets and so, there is nothing but chaos. No structure. No advancement. No leadership. No culture. No communication. No advancement. No leadership. Oh, and guess what else?! They have no structure in place for performance reviews or raises. So you will work here for ages and stay at the same pay rate and stuck In the same role for years. Also, they will sell the clinical staff a pipe dream that they are helping "underserved" patients and the "most vulnerable" but they just want the money that medicare pays them per patient. The patients are usually impoverished and living in squalor. The clinicians will have to go into terrible and dangerous areas and if they complain, they will be fired. So don't buy into the hype that you are "making a difference" and "serving the most vulnerable". You will literally be in the slums and entering patients homes that are full of animal and human feces, urine and conditions that no one should face. Don't work here. You're too talented. This place is a black hole. It's a toxic environment. The leaders are inept. They lie about their outcomes. There will be no raises. There is no culture. It's a dead end dumpster fire. Run. For. Your. Life.

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We're sorry to hear that your experience was not completely positive and we appreciate you taking the time to let us know. Woundtech is on a journey to becoming an employer of choice and your review will help make us stronger and better. We will use your feedback to continue to improve ourselves and raise our standards. Thank you and we wish you the best in your future endeavors!
3.0
14 Jan 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

$65 per patient visit = $520 per patient, per month. For most providers, at least in my area, the average load was 12-18 patients. Each seen 2x weekly. So pay could be $3k to $5k every 2 weeks. Although some providers could have as many as 30 patients, and making $7800 or so every 2 weeks. Mileage reimbursement is from door-to-door. So, it's not bad. Flexible scheduling. Sort of. It's just between you and your patients for the most part, but see below for the rest of the story Easy charting. About 3 minutes per patient for a followup. about 15 to 20 minutes for start-of-care. Maybe 5 more minutes to write and fax orders to HHN. Super-simple charting. Almost comical. PMH example of choices you can select in the EHR Cardiac - High blood pressure, cardiac disease, heart problems Pulmonary - Shortness of breath, COPD, asthma, cough Ortho - Muscle stiffness, chronic joint pain

Cons

Most providers, at least in my area, covered two distinctly different areas seeing each patient 2x weekly. First area on Monday/Thursday, and second area on Tuesday/Friday. But.....and there is always a but. The areas were often many miles apart and many miles from your house. So, in my case, I had 2 areas that were each approximately 25 miles from my house to the epicenter of the area. But, the epicenter of each area of 35 miles apart. Example - If a patient missed a visit on Monday, you were expected to make up that visit on Tuesday. But, in my case, that meant that a normal visit that took 20 minutes when I was in the area was suddenly 2 hours of my time if I had to make it up the next day. You take the good with the bad, but this happened often. You are only in the field Mon/Tue/Thur/Fri, but expected to see patients for start of care or follow up visits on Wednesday. You aren't making a dime on Wednesday, but if you had to do a visit, you would waste about 2 hours of your day doing the visit to make $65. Also, unpaid meetings every Wednesday that you were expected to attend. No reimbursement for any licensing, education, administrative time ordering supplies, responding to emails, etc. That was all on you. The plus was that you could do it on your own time frame. So I would often do a lot of this stuff early morning or late evening. As noted above, pay was vary erratic. Pay check might range from 3k to 7k dollars, depending on many factors. First of the year, you always lost at least 3 or 4 patients due to insurance changes, which could cost you a couple thousand in January while you waited for their new insurance to kick in or waiting for new consults to build up your practice again.

1.0
2 Jul 2017

Awful Company

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

They offer steady hours, a steady paycheck and pay on time.

Cons

Micromanaging. There are video cameras to monitor the employees in the office Most of the clinicians who see the patients have ZERO wound experience, thus jeopardizing patients. Those clinicians had to rely on other people to tell them what the best treatment was. There was ongoing sexual harassment of numerous women by the company's CFO that went unchecked until someone finally sued. Rude management. Management does not support the staff at all. Staff input is not welcomed. The pay is pitiful. Minimal room for promotion

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