Signify Health reviews

This company has steadily declined since Censeo merged with Advance Health to create Signify in January 2019. I've often been sent to cities far away from where I live that I did not agree to go to, sometimes driving 3-4+ hours round-trip to do visits and only receiving $40/day for travel expenses. Pay is decent per visit but when you divide out the excessive time spent driving (unpaid), some days I made more as a new graduate RN in the 1990's. No reimbursement for members who are not home, which happens regularly. Excessive time spent charting in the evenings because its near impossible to finish charting in the homes, as appointments are scheduled hourly but are often located 30+ minutes apart. Expectation is that the visits will last 50 minutes but insufficient drive time allotted between visits. Consistently running behind and apologizing to members for being late, which is out of the NP's control due to poor scheduling system. Some areas are sketchy/borderline dangerous which presents risks that other jobs do not. Recruiters (who do the scheduling) do not listen to requests and are poor communicators. Full-time benefits are determined quarterly based on average number of visits done, although NP has no control over number of visits scheduled and whether or not members will actually be home at scheduled time of visit.

Since Advance Health merged to become Signify the way the company treats it's providers and health plan members has been frightning. From an across the board 20% pay cut to switching full time providers to an almost purely commisioned based reembursement scheme without providing appointments, but still requiring full time avalability. Even the assessments have changed to attempting to shoehorn a comprehensive exam and multiple labs into an impossible amount of time.