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Are there any websites where home health companies are rated by JACHO, etc., so that a person who is new to this field can make an educated choice about who is legit to work for?

I am considering working for Maxim Home Health in North Texas. I had one person tell me they are good to work for, but then I looked on this forum and have found lots of negative comments. Now I'm very nervous to take a job with them. Can any one PM me more info about Maxim? I am looking at the Grapevine, Texas office. If anyone can suggest better home health companies in North Texas that would be appreciated as well. Thank you!

This is a strange question, but does anyone know of any stretchy scrubs? Fabric that has a lot of give to it, like pj's, athletic pants, etc. I want to find something super comfortable. I've tried Urbane and Landau, which are alright, I'd just like to find better. I hate things touching my stomach, lol.

That sounds pretty nice! A good schedule is valuable.

Is the paperwork heavy in home health?

I'm going to throw this one out there for discussion: What are the least stressful/demanding/pressure-on-you types of nursing jobs out there?

I've worked on a med/surg floor for 2 years and am interested in better hours and maybe less stress;). I have always heard nurses make less in doctor's offices...can anyone give me an idea of what I could expect? If you work at a doctor's office, do you like it? How does it compare to being a floor nurse, if you've held both types of positions?