Horizon Healthcare Institute

Extremely unprofessional. A lot of money for almost no help. Skills not even practiced by students. Condescending tone and behavior of the teacher, administrator, director and owner all in one person. Save yourself the stress and do not go there.

Director very difficult to work with. The training was horrible, we learned more about the trainer life in 2 weeks. The place is very dirty and classroom was not safe due to unsanitized!!!!!! Things were not explained to us at time of signing up!!!!! BeWare!!! ...... Garbage pile high . Small gnats flying in classroom .Sharps containers not picked up and over filling with cubes of blood. Very nasty school!!!!! BEWARE!!!

You can tell that whoever's running the show or instructing here is a rude jerk, just by looking at the reviews on this place. And in response to the several negative reviews, you see lengthy messages from the institute/owner trying to defend themselves and save face. It's kind of pathetic, especially because it's so easy to see right through. there's multiple complaints from legitimate accounts about the same thing, not just a few bad ratings. Maybe instead of trying to come up with reasons or excuses for lack of professionalism and poor business practice, you should simply...I don't know, improve?? Being nice or friendly isn't hard. It's a basic kindness. Especially when people are paying you with their good hard earned money to try and get an education, yet they're spoken to badly. You

I read the reviews and spoke with the gentleman in charge. As a former business professor with extensive accreditation experience, it was easy for me to determine that Horizon was what we were looking for. Specifically, my goal was to get my 3 sons through the phlebotomy program and working at accredited labs while going through college. I sent the oldest through, he completed the program with his cohort group as promised. Then, with certificate in hand, he landed the job he wanted, working where and the hours he wanted at one of the “big 3” labs in Port Charlotte, working with an estimated 24,000 patients in 2 years. My other 2 boys (twins) enrolled in the phlebotomy program about 6 months later when they turned 18. Both completed their program there with their same cohort group and simi

Waste of money do not even bother !!! Unprofessional to say the least and extremely hard to work with the "director" they just want your money !! 1300 plus dollars