Working at Healthcare Services Group in Colorado Springs, CO: 1 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Colorado Springs, CO Area

"I worked as a housekeeper at a nursing home for this company and they are terrible to work for, although if you're one of the suits higher up in the company I guess it might be alright. My biggest beef was that they failed to handle my workers comp claim properly. They had never provided us employees nor my supervisors (head of housekeeping and of maintenance) with our workers comp insurance company info, forcing us to go through the higher-ups in the company to file my claim and also meaning I couldn't provide the insurance company's info to the hospital my supervisor sent me to. So I got billed instead, first by the hospital and then by debt collectors. Despite me constantly bringing in the bills I was receiving and having my supervisor fax them in, they did not file my workers comp claim until the next year when it was too late to be approved. I'm still trying to get this sorted out (without their help) a few years later and may end up suing HSG. Even aside from that situation, they were terrible to work for. They want to pay minimum wage or only slightly above it forever, only giving employees a 5 or 10 cent raise annually, regardless of employee performance (so whenever minimum wage gets raised, that is the biggest raise you ever get). I was told by my immediate supervisors and residents and nurses that I was the absolute best housekeeper ever, but a raise? Ha. When my department was outsourced to HSG, they increased our workload but not our amount of time to do it in. I was often working off the clock to finish and even then was so rushed that residents couldn't understand why I'd usually clean their rooms so quickly (I had to choose only a certain amount of rooms to do well each day). This stuff is really only the tip of the iceberg, and based on reviews I've seen elsewhere there are a ton of other people disgusted with their employment for this company. You're better off staying unemployed a little longer while finding a decent company to work for."