Maxim Healthcare Tampa, FL Regional Office

There are many excellent people at Maxim Healthcare Tampa, FL Regional Office. I would like to highlight and compliment one very special person. Emily is a recruiter at the Tampa Regional office. Emily is the consummate professional. She is efficient, courteous, dependable, patient, follows up, in a timely manor on every issue. Emily is dependable. If Emily says she will call, or provide a service, find answers to issues , she does as she promises. Emily is clear concise, excellent in communication skills. Emily always has a genuine friendly smile, demeanor.

Working with Ms Heather and the other Maxim employees has been awesome. They helped get services for my mom whom was diagnosed with ALS a year ago, words can't express the gratitude I have for their help. Special shout out to Ms Heather. Mr Ryan, and Ms Gigi

Exceptional care and professionalism. The nurses and staff are kind, attentive, and truly care about their patients. Couldn’t ask for a better home health team!

My rating is 0!!! I strongly do not recommend this company for your family members, especially if you have children with disabilities. Do not waste your time with people who are not professionals, lack the necessary qualifications, and have no idea how to handle your child! Our family spent two years with this company, which fed us promises of finding specialists to come to our home to assist with and teach our two children with autism. I have nothing good to say about the experience, except that we lost something that cannot be recovered—time. The company hires people off the street, with training done at home during therapy sessions. Managers and supervisors are very rude, disrespectful, and indifferent. The only thing the company cares about is sending invoices to the insurance company. If you expect this company to help teach your children to use the bathroom or eat with a fork and spoon, forget about it! Therefore, no one will bother with such tasks. Also, be prepared for your children to be given tablets or phones, which the company considers "therapy breaks." You might also find that your therapist is an 18-year-old who has your hyperactive child run around the house, or count how many times the child throws toys into a pool. This is the entirety of the therapy. An hour before the session ends, company employees begin filling out paperwork, so they should not be disturbed. Frequent tardiness or even not showing up for work at all is considered normal. Management does not respond to complaints in any meaningful way and will instead blame your family for anything to justify their actions. I would not recommend this company to anyone, ever!!! Take care of yourselves and your children.

I have had an amazing experience with everyone who has served my child. The BCBA was AMAZING at getting my insurance mess figured and so helpful with that entire process. Their communication to about scheduling therapy for my kiddo has …