I'm no longer employed with UnitedHealth, and boy do I feel good about it. It was one of the worst experiences in my career. No matter how well I did with the metrics and audits it would not be rewarded accordingly. The best I got was a one percent pay raise. Getting them to compensate me for the mileage was always an issue as well, and I won't even say how many miles they never actually paid me for. Just how much they appreciate their nurses is reflected in the fact that a bunch of field nurses have been replaced with community health workers who, to my knowledge, have no medical training. Is that even legal? In any case, stay away if you can.
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This post could have been written by me!! My story exactly. The worst job I have ever had in my 28 years as a nurse. Crooked. I’m ashamed to say that I worked for them for 3 years. Healthcare reform needs to start with insurance reform. It’s a crime that a health insurance company that services Medicaid and Medicare is a #6 on the Forbes list. Disgusting is an understatement.
I agree 100%