Corewell Health reviews about "leadership"

Constant leadership turnover Horrible handling if the merger

Corporate putting profit over patients and employees

I believe in this company’s mission and the talented people who bring it to life every day. That’s why the recent removal of a key senior leader was so disappointing. This was someone who consistently demonstrated integrity, transparency, and genuine care for employees and the organization. Their departure wasn’t just another organizational shift — it sent a message about what (and who) is valued. If you aren't a "yes man" you will not be here long. What’s even more concerning is the pattern. Multiple individuals in the same senior leadership capacity have been removed over the past few years. When turnover becomes this frequent in a critical role, it raises questions about the decision‑making process behind it. At some point, it becomes difficult to believe the issue lies with each individual leader rather than with the approach being taken by the teams responsible for these decisions. Employees are left confused, discouraged, and unsure of the long‑term direction. The broader workforce remains talented and committed, but morale has taken a noticeable hit. Trust is fragile, and repeated disruptions at the leadership level make it harder for people to feel confident in the company’s future. I hope the organization takes a serious look at how these decisions are being made and the long‑term impact they have on culture, stability, and retention.

Senior leadership can be stronger communicators and can spend more time with the front line team members.

Leadership seems to make some interesting long term decisions right now.

Leadership was horrible and no longer cared about the department just looking to keep their salaries.

Lack of clarity on day to day responsibilities.

Probably of the worst places I have ever worked. Fake, unethical, incompetent. Shady and unethical, but west Michigan Culture embraces that.