Southern Health Review

This company has some great people at home office but the local managers do not know what is going on and do not stand behind their employees.

The best company I have every been employed by.

I enjoy working in a team environment, and I get along well with people. In my past work experience, I implemented a system to help organize the communication between my coworkers to enhance our productivity as a team. It helped us delegate tasks more easily, which led to earlier completion dates.

Wish there was a no stars option. Horrible place to work , horrible management , horrible pay. Left there and 2 days later had a job with their main competitor for $5.00 more an hour.

Worked here for 11 years. Good people, great business, Cannot believe how great they have been to me and mine. Sad to see them off, as i have retired.

Absolutely amazing Company, used to work for competitor. didnt give the same vibe and family atmosphere as here.

Poor attitude of management. Lack of teamwork overall. Not a good employer.

Horrible place for treatment they work in the maury county jail in columbia and without replacing or trying to lower the inmates meds they just completely cut them off and dont tell them anything as well as making inmates get medically cleared 2 and 3 times in less then 2 weeks and then charge them for it. There employees are the rudest people I have ever come into contact with and I work with them in the jail I honestly rather have the inmates all day long then to work with nurses for 5 min.

Southern Health Partners is in charge of the medical care at Taylor Co. Detention Center in Campbellsville, KY. My brother is incarcerated there for failing to pay child support. He takes an antipsychotic medication to treat depression related to bipolar disorder. Is is prescribed to take at bedtime. He has never been seen by the physician or the nurse practitioner employed by SHP, however, the nurse practitioner denied his medication stating they don't give medicine for sleep. The medication, Seroquel, was brought in to the nurse. It didn't cost the jail a penny, yet it is being denied by a health care worker who has never even evaluated him. This is unacceptable medical negligence.

watch out nurses. This company will fire you for literally following a doctors order!

Really Appreciate all this company did for me when i was in jail. it brightened my life the way i was treated and taught me a lot about how to take care of myself.