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This small, rural facility is the only full-service…. Find salaries. Upload your resume. Sign in. Job Title. United States reviews. Ratings by category. Sort by Helpfulness Rating Date. Language English Any. Found reviews matching the search See all reviews. What people like. Areas for improvement. Yes No. Indeed Featured review The most useful review selected by Indeed. Worked under supervision of an excellent registered nurse.
Long commute to get to the Schrafft building but overall good work environment. Was this review helpful? Report Share. PCA workers go weeks without pay.
No communication. Faxes for service requests are always delayed. Care partners are never available to answer calls or questions and what it all comes down to is the numbers they want you to take 50 calls everyday, they hate it when you get a moment of peace and are always freaking out about the call queue and maybe everyone is working. If you call out too much they get mad. They push for perfection in stats. The only plus really are the heath benefits but other than that there are none.
They keep a high expectation that is impossible to reach and those favored are the ones to advance. The contact center is really the center of wanting perfection in which you are expected to clock in and out at exactly the time you are scheduled otherwise they demand to know why you are 5 minutes late for lunch. They also expect you to have perfect wifi for this job. There are rude customers and - more Pros Pto, health insurance.
Top-heavy management. Inconsistent policies and procedures. Unfair and inconsistent pay rate for employees. No room for advancement. The hardest part of ts the job is the unfairness of work loads. A typical day at work is knowing that you will never complete your work. Impossible to keep up with demands. Pros Work from home. Cons Work life balance is poor. Leadership is great, co-workers are great, the pay is fair, the work culture is positive, very diverse, and there are lots of opportunities for advancement.
I did a Software Engineer co-op, it was more of a Data Engineer position. It was a good learning experience. However, it as fast paced as I'd like it to be, it took few weeks to get access to the software needed to do the project.
Leave a review. Help people like you. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone. Its alot of inhouse favoritism and if you don't know anyone in the company it will be hard for you to advance. Pros Lunch time.
Cons Management. Yes There are 2 helpful reviews 2 No. A company that not only cares for members but cares for their employees.
I've never worked for a company until now where I see the CEO care and value the opinions and thoughts of the employees. Abstract Individuals enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid, known as dual eligibles, are among the highest-cost beneficiaries in the US. Commonwealth Care Alliance, a small nonprofit insurer and care delivery system in Massachusetts, operated under a public demonstration program designed to provide comprehensive coverage and care for the elderly dual eligible population.
Led by Dr. Robert Master, Commonwealth Care Alliance worked with its contracted providers to implement and support a care delivery model that could allow as many members as possible to live independently outside of nursing homes. The case examines Commonwealth Care Alliance's insurance and care delivery approaches amidst a changing policy environment and various resource constraints. This case can be used to teach: Approaches to value-based insurance and care delivery; Insurance and care delivery considerations for underserved, high-cost populations; Evolution and structure of US Medicare and state Medicaid programs and demonstrations; and payer and provider reimbursement models.
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