CareSource reviews

3.3

48% would recommend to a friend

(830 total reviews)
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Erhardt Preitauer

67% approve of CEO

44% positive business outlook

CareSource has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 830 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The CareSource employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Insurance industry (3.6 stars).

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830 reviews
1.0
Jan 27, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Serving the underserved (Medicaid Members) I never knew very much about Medicaid until I started working at CareSource. It allowed me to see some of the pain around the underserved and lower income people in our country.

Cons

I really wish that CareSource lived by its motto, “healthcare with heart.” I have never seen a company where so many directors are hired and I paid over six figures so quickly. This has been going on, ever since our former CEO retired. There aren’t enough “workers“ to do the work.

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CareSource Response
4y
Thanks for your review. We’re sorry to hear you don’t feel as though we’re living up to our mission. Our members and their needs are our top priority. As we continue to grow, we will adapt and change in order to best serve our members and their communities. We encourage you to also share this feedback with your manager and HR business partner. Thank you again for your feedback and your dedication to our members.
1.0
Apr 14, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Benefits are awesome. Work life balance is ok. Building decor is modern and clean. Main building has work from local artists. Cafeteria a great, and has healthy food options available.

Cons

I apparently work for one of the technical teams that management doesn't want to have anything to do with. While we are supposedly running on Agile, we don't have a product owner... and haven't for years. We have business managers and clinical directors that make requests for work, yet can rarely define that work beyond a single sentence, which leave you always in the dark if you are doing the right thing or not. Often they are very unhappy with the final product, even though they pretty much refuse to help define what they want/need. I often find out that the work I've done was never actually needed at all. Most work is handed out in a drive by fashion "Office space". I've personally had conversations with the VP of IT about this. I've volunteered for the role. I was not allowed the role because I am not a VP... yet none of the VP's are interested in this duty. There is a LOT of bullying by management. Narcissistic behavior is exhibited by a large portion of the management and individual contributors in IT. Getting someone who is not on your team to assist you with day to day problems... feels like it takes an act of GOD sometimes. People just ignore your emails and force you to go through the management chain. Managers are usually booked 3-4 meetings per hour, do to the communication chaos, and lack of product comprehension with the company. For the most part mangers have NO IDEA what you are up to, and rarely provide any kind of status to the team about what is going on. They just expect the undefined work to get done as though it was defined, and as though none of it should involve any MANAGMENT on their part. CareSource is one of the worst places I have ever worked. It starts out great because of the benefits, then after about 2 years the frustration starts to set in when nothing gets better despite gargantuan efforts on your part. CareSource culture is idiots in charge.

1.0
Aug 16, 2023

ONE Toxic Leader

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Not much to say other than nothing is worth the BS.

Cons

When an entire department that consists of senior leadership and employees has to be lectured in a meeting by a senior leader to tolerate and be nice to ONE toxic NEW leader. The perception is you have to take the abusive behavior, retaliation that we all witness, and just deal with it. When a executive leader relays this type of communication it is very concerning. It your leadership is controlled by this type of communication and fear tactics than who do you go to? Cannot speak to HR because they are well aware of everything that is happening, cannot go to the Ethics Hotline because it is in the same department that this is happening. Why control an entire department instead of handle the ONE problem?

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CareSource Response
2y
We appreciate you sharing your experience and alerting us of these issues. We take these claims very seriously and have shared them with the appropriate internal teams to review. We strongly encourage our employees to report instances that feel wrong and invite you to also report this internally – you can access all of your available reporting options on our internal website, MySource.
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