No Transparency - Benefit Advisor eHealth Employee Review

1.0
Dec 12, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

They pay for your license and the ability to work remotely

Cons

There is no transparency at all with this company and they lie to seasonal agents and make them work their tails off to make them think they will extend a permanent offer at the end which was told in training they do keep Agents but they don’t let you know til the very end that they aren’t keeping anyone. I wouldn’t recommend this company as an Agent nor as a customer either. Ehealth is a typical corporate company and only care about the bottom line and that’s it. As a customer if you work with an agent they might or might not be there anymore due to their business model of only utilizing agents for AEP with no real plans on keeping them. As an Agent go anywhere else not here they don’t care about you at all and as a customer there is point really as they don’t have access to all carriers anyways only a select few that only make sense for them to have if they can make profit plus you might get an agent who won’t have access to some and would have to transfer to an agent who does so all around makes such a terrible experience. They want us to lie and say we are the carrier knowing we are only a 3rd party broker. Transparency doesn’t exist here just fake smiles.

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