MedRisk reviews

2.6

39% would recommend to a friend

(426 total reviews)
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Sri Sridharan

45% approve of CEO

34% positive business outlook

MedRisk has an employee rating of 2.6 out of 5 stars, based on 426 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The MedRisk employee rating is 24% below average for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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426 reviews
1.0
Jun 8, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

-Coffee -Complimentary workout facility near building -Some good people here

Cons

-This is not an honest company. You are a middle-man for insurance companies tasked with analyzing files attempting to speed people through their physical therapy so insurance pays as little as possible. If you value professionalism, integrity and truly helping the customer, this is not a job for you. -Training, while informative, only covers a slim outline of the job. 90% of the work involves multi-faceted conditional flow processes that need to be seen and explained to be completed properly. There are exceptions to everything with excel files to prove it. -Lack of support post-training. Once you are on the floor, you are on your own. They e-mail you a folder with a myriad of unintuitive and unorganized excel spreadsheets and expect you to memorize each one. If you have a pressing question, expect to wait 20-40 minutes before you can continue on your task as team leads are notoriously evasive. They encourage you to "ask your neighbors" for help, yet everyone has their own quotas and agendas to meet. -Training period is similar to jury picking. "Management" (Unprofessionals in their 20's with an expensive degree), will look for the "good seeds" in a class, and after training will assign those with a higher competency a much, much tougher workload (handling intricate authentication requests instead of simply verifying dates). If you are bright, quick, and a hard worker, expect to be taken advantage of. -Hiring for this company is primarily done through a job agency which paints the role to be "Customer Service Rep". The agent, while extremely nice, was not well versed on the job at all. -The "degree preferred" qualification is a joke. This job does not pay that well and does nothing but test how much you will let you workplace take advantage of you by investing so little. They throw you in a whirlpool and say "sink or swim".

1.0
Oct 4, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

You'll feel like a kid again.

Cons

This company is imploding and it's only a matter of time before they're obsolete. Structure is essential to an organization and this place has zero. The management, HR, trainers( or lack thereof), have no professionalism, nor the credentials, ethic, or character to effectively do their jobs. Plopping unqualified customer services reps into HR positions is one of their ways to slightly lessen the high turnover rate. The amount of work pushed upon the employees is far beyond the pay grade. Most of us who have worked in professional environments understand that there may be adjustments to procedures and roles along the way, but Medrisk will challenge your adaptable nature until you reach a breaking point. The way they run their business changes day to day, and sometimes hour by hour, largely because they are covering up fraudulent activities. No these are not "start-up" esque growing pains, this is a product of a faulty leadership team, comprised of individuals who peaked in high school, and/or feel so small and unimportant in their personal lives and choose to assert their insecurities under the guise authority. Constant changes make it challenging to do get through a work day, and even harder to power through without error. An error that may stain your viability as an employee, an error that they're secretly hoping you'll make, an error that will have you terminated in a manner that is not in accordance with their firing process. Thus ensuring their trademark high turnover rate- high turnover is the only process they actually have figured out- they want to replace you, so they can train an unsuspecting victim on how to operate the systems they have in place for that day. The screwed up contract they have with Salesforce ,along with a grossly failing proprietary system just adds to the constant disarray. If you're looking for a job that will keep you living below the poverty line, despite your qualifications, prior experience or degree, well this place is for you. Honestly nothing can prepare you for the depths of despair, egregious abuses of power, and shady business practices within those walls. Beware.

1.0
Sep 5, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-some people are genuinely nice (some) - the bathroom stalls are very private and do not have cracks in between the doors -after working here, I have so much respect and appreciation for my new place of employment

Cons

-everyone in the Patient and Customer Advocacy departments clearly have similar concerns based on the other reviews I have read on here (and they are all pretty spot on), however I really do not believe any of the existing issues will be solved or even acknowledged. Very top down management and there is so much gossip and SO MANY SECRETS! There is no unity or communication within departments or throughout the company. You are constantly micromanaged and it makes you feel like you are back in grade school. Speaking of grade school, this company operates on a point system for the attendance policy and there are absolutely no sick days (if you are sick you have to lose your vacation time and your manager will look down on you). Management sucks and constantly makes bad decisions, yet the workers who are at the bottom of the totem pole get all the pressure/work/blame. This hostile work environment forbids workers to truly thrive and take pride in their work. Oh, and parking sucks. If you are considering taking this job, I would strongly encourage you having a backup plan.

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