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Adapt community network

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What reviewers say about Adapt community network

Generated with AI from 10 reviews on Trustburn · updated 69 days ago

Customers generally describe the organization negatively on file. Most reviewers mention being treated poorly by management, encountering miscommunication and understaffing, and questioning how donations and tax dollars are used.
What does Adapt community network do?

ADAPT Community Network provides support and services across several program areas, including adult day services, early childhood and school-age education, children's care management, employment and family support, and services for older adults such as home modification, housing assistance, and respite. The organization also operates community habilitation, family connect, healthcare, and recreation programs, along with adaptive technology offerings.

What are the most common complaints about Adapt community network?

Based on the reviews on file, the most common complaints involve poor communication and management, including reports of miscommunication, understaffing, mistreatment of staff, unprofessional administration, and wasteful use of funds by executives.

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RevelryOtis
Reviews 1

I worked in the administrative building on Maiden Lane. This place is a disgrace. Money that should be spent on the individuals and sites around the boroughs is spent frivolously on catering and other bulls%^ for the execs. People are promoted even if they have dementia as long as they agree with whatever the 2 top execs say. Good people are shunned and bar people moved around. Pay is ridiculous and you are taken advantage of if you care about the people they are supposed to serve.
I was thoroughly disgusted with the processes on Maiden Lane. I tried to make a difference but was treated poorly and told to keep quiet. There are sites that LITERALLY have rats running around and nothing is done to change it and people are told not to take pictures. They should not receive any funding until that get all the sites rodent and bug free.
A horrible place to work which is too bad because some employees really care and they have the capabilities to do great work.

Christopher Rosalie
Reviews 1

I never had an experience with ADAPT, but being that a certain HR person that I know works there, I could easily, VERY EASILY agree with all the negative reviews I see posted here. The HR person I am talking about was the HR VP in the company I worked for when he worked there as well. I was witness to the illegal things he did when I worked with him, and I would gladly testify against him in any court of law, along with other employees who worked in the company he was in before ADAPT, as we were all victims of his atrocities, along with a female VP in the company, whose pocket he was in. I wish I could give this man negative 100 stars...

Paul George
Reviews 1

Well they changed their name but, the circumstances which led to that name change still remain unchanged. Administration still uses the same incompetent approach to new situations and the culture here still supports lack of professionalism. If you want to get a glimpse of this, either work here, ask employees or simply call human resources and ask any question and observe the response that you will be given. Sadly this is where donations and tax dollars go.

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About Adapt community network

ADAPT Community Network is an organization that provides support and services across several program areas, including adult day services, early childhood and school-age education, children's care management, employment and family support, and services for older adults such as home modification, housing assistance, and respite. The organization also operates community habilitation, family connect, healthcare, and recreation programs, along with adaptive technology offerings. It maintains multiple locations and offers career opportunities for direct support professionals, nurses, teachers, and interns. The network accepts donations, in-kind gifts, corporate sponsorships, and volunteers, and shares its activities through news, events, and webinars.