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Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners, formerly Metro Crisis Services
1.4 stars
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Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners, formerly Metro Crisis Services Employee Reviews & Ratings

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Scores for Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners, formerly Metro Crisis Services are based on 64 ratings from an undisclosed number of employees

1.4

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We encourage women to leave anonymous comments about their experience at Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners, formerly Metro Crisis Services. First-hand reviews can give you an idea of individual experiences.

Very unsatisfied employee

Early Career • Posted in 2023

This company should be evaluated for not being what it should be in every area by appropriate agencies

Very unsatisfied employee

Mid-Level • Posted in 2023

Not a supportive environment
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Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners, formerly Metro Crisis Services is a mental health care company headquartered in the Denver, CO area with 11 to 50 employees. Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners, formerly Metro Crisis Services has a 1.4-star InHerSight Score, based on 64 ratings from an undisclosed number of employees. InHerSight collects anonymous employer reviews and ratings from women for companies like Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners, formerly Metro Crisis Services and shares that information publicly to empower working women to make better decisions about their careers and where they work.