Devoted Health reviews

3.7

64% would recommend to a friend

(517 total reviews)
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Ed Park

84% approve of CEO

68% positive business outlook

Devoted Health has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 517 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Devoted Health employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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517 reviews
3.0
Jun 28, 2025
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Pros

Devoted Health is a truly mission-driven organization. People care deeply about the work and the members they serve. I felt proud of the impact I was making, both internally and externally. You can do great, meaningful work here, and the bar for talent is high. Everyone is aligned around the company’s purpose, which creates a strong sense of shared values and urgency.

Cons

The environment is highly political beneath the surface. Project-based teams mean inclusion often comes down to being liked or politically aligned—not just being right for the work. They will adjust scope to fit the team. Product managers have significant control over what moves forward. Even if your project has merit it’s possible it won’t move forward. PMs control data & design as well (not a normal practice). The pace is nonstop, with constant fires and little breathing room. “Jumping in” is encouraged, often at the cost of role clarity and professional courtesy. Transparency is lacking. All-hands focus on emotional mission stories, not business updates or organizational changes. I just presented a strategic plan for 2026 one week before being let go—no acknowledgment, no transition, just lost IP. Also sat in on a meeting with the CFO who broke down our financials to a small subset of us…never mentioned layoffs and downplayed how bad things were.

2.0
Feb 14, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

They will pay us an internet bonus every month, great health insurance and other benefits are good. They will give us time to balance life and work a little, if we get sick we do get time off, if we need anything they try and find the way to listen to us on many things. When we started I really felt like it was the best workplace ever, but some things are changing in 2025.

Cons

Ive been working as a Tier 2 Guide for several years now, when DH started everything was amazing, it really was the perfect place to work. Things started changing when someone got the idea to start practically upselling which was never part of our job description, we have to offer appointments for members and now very soon seems like it will be a requirement that we get people to actually schedule these appointments we offer at least 50% of the time. I dont know how this is a good plan for members or guides, causes a lot of unnecessary stress to solve all kinds of problems on or under 15 min and on top of that we have to be pushy even if people are tired of life already, sick etc, this is a horrible idea, please work on letting us do these NBAs as an option or at least let us just offer. Quality is more important than quantity, dont forget the ideas you had to treat us guides as family when we started just because you are growing so fast. I also don't think Bilingual guides are getting properly compensated for switching between languages all day. Theres no difference in pay, why should we put the effort into providing customer service in two different languages? Some things don't seem fair anymore, they keep adding responsibilities and pay doesnt really change much.

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Devoted Health Response
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Hi there, Thank you for all your work and dedication as a Member Service Guide the last several years. We are happy to hear that you’ve enjoyed some of the benefits we offer – health insurance and internet stipend – as well as the time off policy, but we’re sorry to hear that you’ve been affected most recently by some of the responsibilities in the role. Going above and beyond to support our members has always been at the heart of what Guides do. We don’t just solve problems—we take the time to understand each member’s needs and help them navigate any challenges they may face down the road. This includes connecting with members and using technology and data to better understand their needs, helping them find a doctor or specialist who aligns with their values and preferences and listening closely to recognize when extra support from our clinical partners could make a difference. Thank you for your perspective on compensation, also. We pride ourselves on offering a robust total compensation package for all Member Service Guides that includes competitive base pay, quarterly bonuses, equity, and company-paid benefits, ensuring all team members are valued for their contributions, skills and experience. We know it takes time to leave us feedback and your perspective. While it’s our mission to make sure that our members are cared for and treated like family, it’s also our mission to make sure we’re reflecting the best care and attention to our internal teams as well. We know that each perspective is different and we welcome the opportunity to hear more if you'd like, so we can learn. If you’d like to continue the conversation, please reach out to Michelle Mulcahy @ mmulcahy@devoted.com. Thanks again, People & Talent @ Devoted Health
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