Vera Whole Health Reviews

Pros

People are amazing, CEO is incredibly honest and true to his word. I would gladly support any one of these individuals blindly in a battle because of how much I trust them as people.

Cons

None. Best place I've worked.

Pros

compassionate culture and empathetic coworkers; flexible scheduling; interesting, challenging, and meaningful work;

Cons

rapid changes can be overwhelming, but also exciting!

Pros

CEO is the real deal. Visionary, Empathetic, Open to Ideas and Change Culture is paramount and drives people and business decisions consistently. If it's not for you, don't take the job Colleagues want to be there, are sincerely kind, and walk the talk (or they don't last) The Mission matters and makes a difference, one client at a time and with proven results Benefits are solid for a healthcare company that doesn't attract and waste stupid levels of investor funding and then flame out like many tech companies do. Tremendous sharing of information from the CEO, it's unprecedented.

Cons

It's an organization that is evolving, with growing pains, periodic ambiguity, and systems and business processes in development. If you are at the beginning of your career and need a lot of guidance you may flounder. If you have high self-accountability and are proactive, you can succeed. It’s still a small org so career growth comes from personal initiative to take on new challenges and skills.

Pros

Competitive pay and generous PTO

Cons

Minimal options for medical, dental, and vision benefits.

Pros

Great team of coworkers, competitive pay

Cons

TERRIBLE management; they roll things out/implement changes without any plan on execution or awareness of how it will impact the people on the ground actually treating patients. Very top heavy organization with a lot of people who don't actually practice medicine telling practitioners how to practice medicine. The values/vision used to resonate but over time eroded to be just like any other money obsessed company that cares more about VC dollars than people (and they're still massively in the red). I would be very surprised if they make it through the fiscal year.