On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
- Shifts hiring now
- Nights 2 · Rotating 1
The city
Living in Saco, ME
Saco is a small coastal Maine city along the Saco River, just minutes from the Atlantic shoreline. It offers a quiet, classic New England pace with easy access to Portland's amenities to the north. A solid pick for nurses seeking a slower-paced community near the coast.
Browse roles in Saco- State price level · Maine
- 3% below the national average
- State index 97.1 (100 = national)
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 Regional Price Parities
Who they are
You would work for Allpro Staffnet, a private staffing firm that places caregivers into home care, with veteran clients at the center of the work.
- Hiring nights & rotating
More about Allpro Staffnet
AllPro Healthcare Solutions is part of Allpro Staffnet — founded in 2009, based in Nashville, 51–200 employees, 31 offices — and is described as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business. This listing is in Saco, Maine, a coastal city about 20 miles from Portland, with I-95 and Amtrak’s Downeaster if you need to get around. Flexible scheduling is what people mention most. So is a family feel when the assignment is a veteran’s home. What also comes up, plainly: some caregivers say they are treated more like housekeepers than care providers. Reviews talk about limited training, weak communication, micromanagement, and not much of a path up. High workloads still make balance hard even when the schedule looks flexible. Maine is a compact-license state. There is no published Saco wage in what we have. About 49% of 17 reviewers would recommend the employer; the overall rating is 2.9.
Staffing private and public clients through recruiting and retention, with veteran homecare at the core as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business.
Why nurses stay
How they describe the culture
What nurses say in reviews
From 17 reviews, the overall rating is 2.9 and about 49% would recommend the employer. Category ratings: career opportunities 3.4, compensation 3.3, work/life 3.2, D&I 3.4. People mention a family feel and flexible schedules with veteran clients, and also undervalued caregivers, limited training, weak communication, and micromanagement.
The good
- Veteran homecare is the core of the work as a service-disabled veteran-owned firm
- Flexible scheduling is frequently cited
- Staff often describe a family feel, especially when serving veterans
- Some mention competitive pay and bonuses
- Private firm founded in 2009 with 31 offices
The hard parts
- Some caregivers feel undervalued and treated like housekeepers rather than care providers
- Reviews cite limited training, job insecurity, and frustration about advancement
- Leadership is described as weak on communication, with micromanagement and unclear expectations
- High workloads and poor communication still make work-life balance hard
The reality check
Before you decide
Quick facts
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- Staffing partner
- Roles last seen active
- Aug 29, 2026
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