Immediate teams are great, but culture has tanked - Anonymous employee Modivcare Employee Review

1.0
14 Apr 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

People on immediate teams make it worth staying

Cons

Post acquisition this place is awful. The culture is rigid, micromanaging and people are not valued. The new private equity group has made it painfully obvious that they want most people to quit so they can save some money. RTO is full time, set hours (no flexibility) and on camera all day are just a few of the new changes. Managers are scared to speak out for fear of retaliation and employees just try to keep their heads down. Employees were communicated a bonus target and raises would be granted in 2026 as part of the bankruptcy filing. Bonuses were barely paid out at a fraction of what was communicated, a month late, and no raises for the 2nd year in a row. There has been zero communication post acquisition about the future state of the company or the reason behind all the changes.

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5.0
16 Aug 2025
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Pros

Remote monitoring , plenty of opportunities to grow, awesome Team and management. Feel included in doing positive things in patient care.

Cons

Not having access to CME funds for clinicians

1.0
31 Mar 2026
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Pros

For the most part, teammates are great.... capable, committed, pleasant. The business is doing good in the world, helping elderly and disabled people be healthier and more independent living at home.

Cons

New leaders have been in place since January, led by the Operating Committee Dan Silvers (Chairman of the BOD), Scott McCarty (primary investor and interim CEO), and Alec Cunningham [long-time BOD I think]. They have shared no business strategy, their talent strategy centers on 5-day RTO mandate and Team Commons (be on video 8:30-4:30 with your boss and peers), and their decision making is slower, more opaque, and less sensical than even under the past CEO (not a high bar, fwiw]. Fresh example: 2025 bonuses were supposed to be paid March 13. On March 13, we got an email saying we'd find out by the end of March. Today, on the last day of March, we found out our bonus amounts via email. They're laughably low. Plus, this year being eligible for a bonus means you're *not* eligible for a raise. Basically any salaried person who's been here the past few years through RIFs, Bankruptcy, and daily chaos have gotten literally 0% raises and approximately 0% bonuses.

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