Change Healthcare Reviews

Pros

Very supportive leadership, flexible hours and very thoughtful decisions over COVID.

Cons

None that I can think of.

Pros

Mon-Fri, HSA account, 401k match,

Cons

Leadership doesn’t know what you do day-to-day. You’re on your own. I received poor direction from my supervisor who then wrote me up for doing what he said. I experienced personal issues that put me in the hospital. I was questioned, and basically called a liar. Um let’s see Employee Relations is a joke. They’re so uninvolved they have no clue what you’re talking about when you tell them about your work. Let’s see, my supervisor wanted to get me into another role, then decided he didn’t any more, so then magically there was a policy that said I couldn’t change roles. Hmmm, had a phenomenal manager who was super supportive, gave me a 23% raise, then later pretty much turned their back to me, but never explained why. New “leadership” took over and just tried to run me out. Hmmm a friend got me the job, and working at the same place seemed to be detrimental to our friendship. Great place to teach yourself, because you’re all alone when it comes time for someone to back you up. Great place to learn apathy, out of necessity. Also, a great place to dislike, and find new skills to do something you do like. All and all, through all of these negative experiences I’m now prepared to deal with this anywhere I go. Never ever again will I blindly trust any leadership. Great news is I am leadership now, and my leaders are phenomenal.

Pros

They really pride themselves on work-life balance (an remnant of the old McKesson days pre-COVID).

Cons

They don’t keep up with the market in terms of salaries and technology. Our internal systems are terrible and slow. Ever since the acquisition with McKesson, CHC has pretty much had an identity crisis trying to get out of McKesson’s shadow and becoming a public company.

Pros

Great place to start a career Meaningful work Love building relationships with our client and their patients Great job for those who are detail oriented and aren't afraid of hard work

Cons

Low pay, slow pay growth Management is out of touch across the board, doesn't seem to know what the HCR job entails Micromanagement is encouraged Disappointing response to COVID19 pandemic--did not have a plan in place to safely transition to work from home nor did they provide adequate PPE to those who could not work from home.

Pros

IT healthcare is innovative and thriving industry.

Cons

Some business units runs extremely lean, causing unmanageable workloads, and vast differences in how that workload is spread through the team. If you are a leader, you will be in the weeds because you will likely not have enough resources. Salaries are low compared to the scope of work you will handle.