Community Healthcare Inc. based in Maryland with a locate branch in Greensboro Nc. hired me to…read moretransport clients to medical appointments. My employer Leah would often yell and verbally threaten me when the job was not done to her satisfaction. This company would accept clients from distances to far to be able to be picked up on time. I received a speeding ticket and they use equipment not up to spec to safety standards. An older lady was left in the heat to the point of dehydration and I was fired for allowing her to purchase a drink to prevent sun stroke. On more than one occasion the company gas card was declined and I had to use my own card to facilitate transport of clients. I was terminated without notice and was refused my final paycheck of 34 hours at 11.00 an hour. This company is run unproffesionally by an angry woman who is verbally abusive to her subordinates. I was told I would not receive my final paycheck and had to file a claim with the Department of Labor. This company withheld a 300.00 plus final paycheck. The Department Head in Maryland Carmen told me no hours were recorded even though I had proof of employment and said if I did not like it feel free to do what I need to. When I went for my final check I was told dont return or the police would be called to escort me out. Do not work for this company they may or may not pay you.

A truly piece of shit company - the project manager will make a promise only for it to be walked…read moreback on. Offers no paid time and you can't take unpaid time. I'm sure they have subpar care quality in the clinical divisions due to how piss poorly they treat their employees. You don't matter and they will make sure you know it - repeatedly. DO NOT work for this inept organization ever for any reason.

Do NOT and I repeat DO NOT work for this contract. They only care about your showing up to work…read more You can literally be on your death bed and they would still expect for you to show up. Anytime you email them, the do not respond but are very quick to discipline you. Very unprofessional. If I could give them 0 stars I would. Everyone told me about this contractor but I didn't believe them. Should've listened

I and the rest of my 91 year Mom's progeny are very grateful she decided to retire from New York…read more nearly ten years ago before Mom thought she was ready for a retirement community. She chose to buy into Collington Life Care Community http://www.collington.com/ [non-profit CCRC] in [Mitchellville/Bowie, Md] in suburban Washington, D.C. Right away Mom plunged into lots of activities, planted the garden around her gracious cottage, took exercise and literature classes from Prince Georges Community College, on Collington Campus, and made friends with other active retirees and the very caring staff. She didn't partake of birdwatching, vegetable gardening, swimming, nearby golf courses, and some other outdoor activities. She chose to take on leadership roles in the Collington community and delivered Meals on Wheels. http://keepingupwithcollington.org/ When she broke her hip she was received rigorous and effective rehab while temporarily resident in the health center. When we 'made her' give up her car she was able to get to the Metro, shopping, doctors' appointments, Kennedy Center, Arena Center, and more via the Collington shuttle. When she had a small stroke she again moved back to he health center to receive rigorous rehab. Now she is back in her cottage, this time with a few hours of aides to help keep up her activities. Now as we spend more time walking the halls and grounds with her it's so gratifying to encounter numerous friends among the residents and staff who cheer on her recovery. I wish such stimulating, safe, and nurturing communities would be accessible for the growing upcoming senior population.

My very active mother, from Annapolis, Maryland, entered the Collington Community at 84, 6 years…read moreago. She lived in a beautiful cottage where birdwatching, gardening, music, walking her dog and making new friends filled her days. Using Collington transportation she had season tickets for the opera, the symphony, Arena Theater as well as enjoying many other cultural events at Collington and beyond. My 3 siblings and I fell in love with Collington's embrace of our mother and willingness to allow us to fully participate in Mother's life. In many, many ways through the years it became obvious to us that Collington valued its residents and wanted to encourage family involvement. The fabulous Sunday brunches, instituted by the head of dining services, Eli Ayoub are one of many examples. On any given Sunday one sees dozens of families, including children, grandchildren, even great-grandchildren enjoying the brunch together, feeding ducks on the lake. In these past two years, after a nasty fall, our mother was confined to assisted living. The care she received on Chesapeake was always compassionate and respectful. We grew to love each and every one of her caregivers. Again, we were encouraged to be there as much as possible. When the final days arrived our large family did vigil for a week. Instead of encouraging us to limit our visits, Eli arranged for a large hospitality tray to be delivered outside