Signify Health reviews

Signify is a disaster. Signify is the perfect example of a "could have been a great thing". They have a lot of potential but fail in every way possible. A lot of people are being continuously laid off and this has been a repeated problem for more than a year. Signify in a way was taped together. Several companies were brought together to give the appearance that something grand was happening to make Signify more appealing to another company (CVS). It's an unfortunate situation for companies that were acquired by Signify. It seems like those companies operated better when they were operating as their own entity before Signify acquired them. The executive team is setting this up for a win for them but not so much for the rest of their employees. Signify could have been great but it's a business at the end of it all and that's where the focus is, and that's the problem with healthcare. Leadership at Signify needs an overhaul quickly. They're good storytellers and that's obvious if they were able to get acquired by CVS, but it's like a book that has pages that got stuck together. You don't always get the full story until you go back and peel the pages apart and realize the story isn't really what you thought it was going to be.

LOTS of driving, no payment for patient canceled / no show appts (even if you have driven an hour each way to get there), low volume of patients at the end of the year, I have also been underpaid by this company for an incentive they ran last Nov. I would BEWARE of working for them; they have clauses in each email about how their incentives are up to the discretion of the company; they sent an email about a $500 a day minimum as long as 'provider canceled appts' are less than a certain % (implying it is based on how many appts we as providers cancel). Multiple physicians (me included) had PATIENT'S cancel (increasing our % canceled to above this amount) and the company is refusing to pay us for this minimum, saying that they 'do not care what the communication email said' and would not be paying us for these days. I would NOT recommend working for them; they do not treat providers ethically and honestly don't seem to care at all.