CareStar has become a terrible place to work - werkgeversreview Carestar Case Manager bij CareStar

Great sense of community. Everyone that I have come across in the office has been very friendly and supportive of my time here. The COOP time has no official ending date, so if you wish to grow your skills and have a great career out of college, this is the perfect place to do so.

The only issue the IT department has would be a lack of space to store equipment and perform operations. With the company growing rapidly, the space we work in is becoming more compact.

CareStar is True to the Mission Statement of "Improving Communities by Improving Lives." Excellent run company in a sector that serves the most vulnerable among us, and they have a 38-year track record of being recognized for high standards and high-quality metrics of success. Twice winner of the BBB Torch Award for ethics and integrity in business, most recently in 2025. ESOP Company so it is owned by the employees, matching 401K, plus bonus paid work days (what you would earn for a normal day of work is paid as a bonus) 32 paid bonus days in 2025 + holiday pay + PTO. Hard work, and high expectations for excellence for the individuals who are cared for, that's the expectation and the standard. Excellent CEO who cares deeply about the individuals we serve and the people who serve them.

The work is hard work, the individuals we serve are tough to see what they are going through sometimes, but that's why we're there to help them and care for them. Expectations are clear, it's when they aren't met someone is held accountable that can rub people the wrong way. Extra effort and hours are sometimes expected when there is a need.