Elysium Healthcare reviews

Every. Single. Thing. If anyone reading is familiar with the care sector (either charity, private or public) you will be aware that it is almost entirely comprised of the most morally bankrupt, unscrupulous and downright loathsome individuals ever to walk the face of the earth. Elysiumreally managed to outdo all of the others in this respect, so they are at least good at being terrible. As a side issue, please be aware that the Dane House service is not what it initially appears. Yes, it is an Elysium business-but really only in name only. It is, in fact a franchise between Elysium as the big-bucks ‘name’ and London Care Partnerships as the local, aspirational cowboys and it is indeed a marriage made in hell. Grasping ambition coupled with monumental ineptitude. What could go wrong?… To be honest it would take longer than the space I have allocated in this text box to go into every gory detail. Other have written on this subject and I would advise you to seek out their views.

Since Ramsey took over and the new People Officer joined, the company has had a noticeable cultural decline. What was once a people-first, energetic and collaborative environment has become increasingly focused on status, money and individual agendas. The People Officer in particular shows zero engagement with staff, rarely acknowledges team members in the office and has removed nearly all wellbeing initiatives that our amazing wellbeing champion put in place to keep morale in the office. Something as simple as a tuck shop is clearly not corporate enough for her. The once-positive energy has been replaced by a quiet, low-motivation atmosphere. Its been really sad to watch the decline of what was once such a special place to work and a company I was once proud to be part of.