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Behavioral Health Partners Reviews

1.8

26% would recommend to a friend

(7 total reviews)
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Margaret A. Barger

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24% positive business outlook

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7 reviews
1.0
4 Feb 2026
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Pros

Didn’t find any pros there.

Cons

Big brother level of micromanagement, low pay, no structure, no direction, they just expect you to make miracles happen overnight. Hire you on for half of what you would normally do the job for with grand promises of turning that into big opportunities (don’t fall for the sales pitch).

1.0
30 Apr 2021
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Pros

The clients we're wonderful. I worked with children, adolescents, and their families, plus a few severely mentally ill adults. My caseload at the end of my employment was 175 active cases. I can count on one hand the number of problematic clients. I greatly enjoyed almost everyone on my caseload. When I left, most of my caseload wanted to follow me to my next place of employment, however I went on to a quality assurance position and no longer worked one-on-one with clients in therapy.

Cons

The management was awful. My supervisor used to book me through my paperwork hour and my lunch hour every day. We weren't allowed to stay after hours or come in on weekends to work on paperwork. 3 days a week, I was scheduled to come in at 11 am and work until 7 pm. So I would block out my 8, 9, and 10 am slots and come in, on my own time, to do my paperwork. However, once my supervisor found this out, she’d wait until I left for the day then call clients on my waitlist and schedule them in during my 8, 9, and 10 am slots. She tried to blame the front desk ladies, but we all knew the truth. I would be at work for 11-12 hours a day and not have time to eat, drink, or use the restroom. The day before Thanksgiving one year, everyone had been sent an email 3 days in advance that we were allowed to leave at noon on that Wednesday. Everybody got the email-- but me. It was an all-staff email that included everyone but me, including former employees, some of whom had died. At noon my supervisor put a note on my four that 3 reports had to be finalized before I left that day so “they could be billed” She did this on her way out at noon. Do you know who else left at noon? The billing department-- those reports (which I finalized that day) were not actually billed for another 3 and 1/2 weeks. There is so much more. I could write a book.

1.0
2 Sept 2019

Aweful

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Pros

Helping the patients . Some of the employees and providers are ok

Cons

The pay. The lack of maturity of management. The lack of compassion they have. The lack of safety. The lying. Minority’s get ran out

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