Seabrook House, Inc. Successful in Recession Due to the Acceptance of Most Insurances
Posted on: Monday, 1 June 2009, 09:35 CDT
With the ability to accept insurance, comes the demand for more professionals on staff to accommodate the higher patient census at Seabrook House. We would like to introduce the four newest employees to the company, in the key positions of Clinical Program Director and Director of Nursing at Seabrook House, Project Director at Seabrook House's MatriArk Family Center and Clinical Supervisor at Seabrook West.
If you would like more information on the newest hires of Seabrook House, please contact
SOURCE Seabrook House
Source: PR Newswire
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Posted by Successful??? on 09/05/2009, 21:41 Don\'t believe the hype. Everyone is being affected by the recession. Less than 2 1/2 months after this article was printed Seabrook House laid off 23 employees and the less than 2 1/2 weeks later announced they are closing their nationally recognized MatriArk program. There is an article in thedailyjournal.com titled \"Rehab workers irate over layoffs.\" I guess things aren\'t as rosy as they want us to believe |

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