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Horrendous - Provider Customer Service Anonymous Content Employee Review

2.0
Aug 6, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

Spacious desks and a fairly nice cafeteria.

Cons

I wish I had read comments on this forum before accepting a position with UHC. The attendance policy is extremely strict, which would be bearable if you can get pre-approved day off! For the last three months I have been logged out of my system every day. Aside from the obvious inconvenience, I'm not able to help the provider and I've lost a ton of notes. Anyone who has worked in the insurance industry realizes notes are important, primarily for legal purposes. This is a Fortune 20 company that makes billions every year, yet they can't give their employees the materials they need to do their job. Shameful. I know the economy is challenging , at best, right now, but if you're considering working for uhc as a provider car, think long and hard. If the opportunity to work for another company presents itself, snap it up and run, like an Olympic sprinter, as far away from the provider services dept as you can. I can't label every department this miserable, because I just don't know. But I can tell you that this department, provider services, in unbelievably horrendous.

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