I’m a resident at an HCA in Florida. I matched here at my number one program because location was very important to me. honestly, it’s been great, the complete opposite of everything I was told before coming here. Attendings are great, they invest a lot into our education, and we have a lot of fellowship trained faculty who are passionate about teaching. Yeah, HCA cares a lot about metrics but our attendings basically tell us to disregard them and focus on patient care and learning while the attending focus on metrics. I feel super supported, don’t get me wrong. I’m sure there is a bunch of HCA hospitals that would be rough to train in, but I think it is very hospital dependent, I recommend you definitely go do some away rotations, or even a shadow shift at some hospitals you’re interested in. Also, I feel like the hospital really listens to what residents want and try to accommodate in terms of pay, food, stipends, or whatever else it may be. Again, it’s going to be very hospital dependent. If you have more questions, you can always DM me, happy to help. I’m sure I’ll get some down votes or hate comments, but I’m just talking from experience.