Maven Clinic reviews

3.2

56% would recommend to a friend

(236 total reviews)
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Kate Ryder

55% approve of CEO

60% positive business outlook

Maven Clinic has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 236 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Maven Clinic employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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236 reviews
2.0
Nov 21, 2025

Former Compass Leadership

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Pros

Smart people to work with. Great compensation and benefits. Amazing mission, meaningful and purposeful work.

Cons

The tech leadership is all former compass, so there's a mafia and gang culture that plays favoritism. They don't take certain critical business functions seriously even though they lead with no experience in the realm. Multiple shadow lay-offs for "financial purposes" If you want to join a fraternity that doesn't care about certain business functions and only care about profitability, don't work here.

3.0
Nov 20, 2025
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Pros

At the time of my employment I had excellent coworkers and a supportive manager. No phones and a focus on women's healthcare in ways that mattered to me.

Cons

The place became very focused on alternative offerings, introduced phone support in departments where it hadn't been required at the time of hire, and many talented individuals started to leave because of the shift in focus and/or job requirements. Interdepartmental toxicity was rampant and ultimately the reason for my departure, as I got the distinct impression that persons in other departments did not value the efforts of the member services team whenever I interacted with them (a few exceptions, of course, but that was the pervasive theme)

1.0
Nov 15, 2025
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Pros

The mission and product is fulfilling

Cons

Despite the strength of the mission, I would not recommend working here at this time. • Organizational instability: While some level of ambiguity is expected in a fast-growing startup, the level of disorganization here stems largely from three issues: 1. Ineffective and occasionally counterproductive senior leadership, 2. Slow, inconsistent product decision-making driven by a chaotic product organization, and 3. A people culture that lacks cohesion, engagement, and clear ownership. • Lack of psychological safety and trust: Many employees do not feel supported or safe to take risks or make mistakes. Senior leaders frequently respond to challenges with blame rather than coaching, which discourages open communication and hampers learning. This behavior appears to originate at the executive level and influences leadership patterns throughout the organization. There is particular concern regarding the executive responsible for product and operations, whose influence remains significant despite long-standing product performance issues and repeated reports of inappropriate behavior and demoralizing leadership practices. This dynamic leads to an environment where employees are afraid to speak up, innovate, or challenge assumptions—conditions that are incompatible with high-performing, forward-thinking teams. • Low engagement and feeling undervalued: Employee morale within Product, Engineering, and Design has been low for years, with minimal visible action taken to address root causes. Professional growth, recognition, and development are not prioritized, and the HR function has limited authority to drive meaningful cultural improvements. Many employees feel their contributions are undervalued. • Business challenges: The company’s growth has slowed, and it has struggled to evolve its product strategy and revenue model to remain competitive. While the long-term outlook is not necessarily dire, it is uncertain and requires stronger product leadership and operational discipline than is currently in place. Overall: Given the cultural issues, leadership dynamics, and business challenges, I would not recommend this as a workplace at present. There are many healthcare organizations with similarly impactful missions that are better led, healthier culturally, and more supportive environments for employees to do their best work.

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