Med-Metrix reviews

3.3

57% would recommend to a friend

(126 total reviews)
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Joseph H. Davi

61% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

Med-Metrix has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 126 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Med-Metrix employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Management & Consulting industry (3.7 stars).

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126 reviews
1.0
Apr 14, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The position is work from home.

Cons

Only 1 person was able to help me with the client I was assigned to. Supervisor never spoke to me or provided me any feedback. The client didn't seem really organized and it made the position stressful. No teams chat group for my client. It was like you where on your own, figure it out. Never knew or spoke with anyone who was on my team. felt like an outsider. 2 different SOP's so the one I was told to use during training didn't match the one for Patient support. Being told on the last day of nesting "oh I told the team leads to watch out for you, you'll be here until your client decides what they wanna do." What?! In all my time in working from home this I will say was the worst experience ever for me.

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Med-Metrix Response
1mo
We appreciate you sharing your thoughts. While we’re disappointed to hear that parts of your experience were challenging, your feedback helps us understand where we can do better especially in the areas of client support.
1.0
Apr 11, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

I enjoy working with my teammates Paid time off is reasonable

Cons

Lack of communication. Poor management Quality is a joke Focus is not on the client Minimal employee engagement/communication from leadership Supervisors lack job knowledge and people skills. Quality process needs revamping. The auditors make mistakes a lot and give errors but note that the account was worked correctly. No one takes them serious.

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Med-Metrix Response
1mo
Our team is committed to creating a positive and supportive workplace, and insights like yours guide our improvement efforts. Because you are a current employee, we’d welcome a direct conversation with a member of Human Resources; please submit a case if you are open to it so we can assist in creating a better work experience for you.
2.0
Oct 18, 2025

Toxic work culture

Recommend
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Pros

1. Exposure to High-Pressure Environments Working in a challenging or politically charged environment often strengthens emotional resilience, crisis management, and adaptability — valuable traits in leadership roles. 2. Broad Cross-Functional Experience Toxic cultures sometimes blur role boundaries, forcing employees to wear multiple hats (DevOps, QA, BA, PM). That can accelerate learning across departments and systems. 3. Improved People-Reading & Conflict-Resolution Skills Navigating difficult personalities or inconsistent leadership helps sharpen emotional intelligence and diplomatic communication — critical for future management success.

Cons

1. Poor Leadership Transparency & Accountability Frequent blame-shifting, lack of ownership from upper management, and inconsistent priorities can cause burnout and mistrust among teams. 2. Micromanagement & Lack of Psychological Safety Team members may feel they can’t speak up or make mistakes without retaliation, stifling innovation and reducing productivity. 3. Unbalanced Workload & Recognition Gaps High performers are often overburdened without fair acknowledgment or growth opportunities, while favoritism or politics dictate rewards.

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Med-Metrix Response
1mo
Thank you for taking the time to share this detailed feedback. While experiences may vary across teams, the themes you’ve raised—around transparency, management style, workload balance, and recognition—are important and taken seriously. We recognize that in fast-moving environments, communication and clarity don’t always meet the standard we expect. We are actively working to improve how leadership shares context behind decisions and aligns priorities across teams. We also acknowledge the concern around micromanagement and psychological safety. Our goal is to empower teams with clear outcomes and ownership, and we are reinforcing this through manager training and clearer expectations around team autonomy and respectful feedback.
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