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Ensemble Health Partners

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Ensemble Health Partners reviews

2.8

36% would recommend to a friend

(982 total reviews)
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Judson Ivy

51% approve of CEO

44% positive business outlook

Ensemble Health Partners has an employee rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 982 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Ensemble Health Partners 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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982 reviews
3.0
Nov 19, 2019

Company

Recommend
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Pros

Some of the best things about Ensemble is the growth opportunities, the co-workers, and learning opportunities.

Cons

Some downsides of Ensemble are that the company is starting to become very top heavy, the benefits have become to expensive, there are no raises for S.M.A.R.T.s and they are expected to train new hires on systems that they themselves haven't been trained on. The S.M.A.R.Ts are expected to keep up with so many things for nothing in return. It feels like the upper leadership doesn't really care for what we have to say when it comes to certain things (process, systems).

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Ensemble Health Partners Response
6y
Thank you for this feedback. It’s true, we have added significantly to our leadership team in this past year, but the vast majority of the over 1,000 new associates that have recently joined us are front-line operators. Our goal is to create and promote our leaders from within as much as possible. What Ensemble is bringing to healthcare providers is both powerful and unique and in order to scale what makes us special we need to invest in the development of our staff so that they can grow and lead the associates that we hire to support our growing list of partners. I am very proud that our internal promotion rate is nearly 25% higher than industry benchmarks. The SMART mentoring program was one of the systems we put in place to help with that. It is designed to work in conjunction with our RCM training courses, Leader In Training program, Career Pathways, Readiness Profiles and Stakeholder Maps. It’s also totally voluntary - something our associates elect to do to expand their experience and grow as individuals. With that said, if you believe there is room to improve our training, I want to look very closely at that. We use regular training, refreshers and certifications to make sure that all our associates are able to operate as the best in the business, but we are also quickly developing new technologies to push the edge of what is possible in our industry. Occasionally, training lags behind and I appreciate this reminder to double our efforts to make sure our associates can make the best use of all our new technologies. As for systems and processes, we are driving dozens of parallel initiatives to support our scaling operation. Ideas and feedback from our associates are at the center of all of them. We make an effort to report on progress for these initiatives, but truthfully visibility could be better. Our focus has been on delivery and resolution. I will look at how we can drive better visibility for how we are empowering our associate voices and putting their ideas into motion. Thank you again for the feedback.
1.0
Nov 16, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Compensation and fulfilling client work

Cons

Leadership is more interested in appearances than actual substantive, meaningful work that creates value for clients. Given the choice between time spent pushing forward on client deliverables or useless reports that will go unread and ultimately fade into Outlook’s trashbin, Ensemble leadership will always choose busywork. I’m judged on my ability to get my direct reports to buy into creating this trash, instead of doing their day jobs. I’m actively interviewing to go back to Conifer.

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Ensemble Health Partners Response
6y
I have to admit you’re raising a good point here. I fully recognize that we spend a significant amount of time generating reports. It has been a key way for us to stay on top of our client delivery and essential in ensuring continuance of our 100% client satisfaction. However, It has become clear lately that we have outgrown our initial reporting strategy. I am happy to say that we have been working to respond to voices sharing feedback like yours. We are launching an internal reporting dashboard that will allow stakeholders self-serve access to the data they need, which will offload (much of) the burden of reporting from our revenue cycle leaders. We are grateful for our leaders who continue to step up as we deal with exponential growth. I am sorry to hear you are seeking to go back to Conifer. I would like to recommend that you check out the 2019 Klas report on revenue cycle outsourcing before you pull the chute. Conifer scored second lowest of all the vendors measured in terms of overall client satisfaction. They also score lowest on both Indeed and Glassdoor. There is a reason over 60% of all full outsourcing contracts in the U.S. went Ensemble between 2018 and 2019. If you want to be a part of a company that is growing as fast as Uber (and the opportunities that come with it), you may need to give it more time than “less than a year.” And you may want to use more/different feedback channels before you throw your hands up. We need your voice to help us grow. Trust me, I’d rather respond to you in my inbox than on Glassdoor. My door is still open: ShareWithShannon@EnsembleHP.com.
1.0
Jan 23, 2018

Relieved I No Longer Work There

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Co-workers were nice and personable.

Cons

No explanation of consequences for violating policies Can't trust the supervisors/managers - pretend to be nice to your face, but then when there's an issue, go straight to the director rather than speaking to you. Horrible work culture. Put a target on anyone's back from the beginning and look to get rid of people they don't think will conform no matter how good they are at their job. The PRESIDENT of the company WALKED OUT of a meeting with employees that she HERSELF had set up to hear feedback from the first 30 days. Dress code is WAY too strict - NO face to face meetings with clients, but couldn't 'Dress for the Day' like at the home office, and could ONLY wear t-shirts on Fridays that had to do with the company. Had to PAY TO WEAR JEANS on Wed & Thurs - supposedly the money goes to charity or to put on events for employees. It's Revenue Cycle for Mercy Health, yet 80% of the employees are unhealthy and eat unhealthy. Snack options in the marketplace thing are extremely unhealthy. Employees are extremely overworked because the company is ALL ABOUT MAKING MONEY and DOES NOT CARE ABOUT EMPLOYEES' HOME LIVES. Most of the time, supervisors/managers are unable to come up with direct answers or have contradicting answers.

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Ensemble Health Partners Response
8y
Thank you for your feedback. I apologize you didn’t have a pleasant experience during your time with our company. I would like to address some of your concerns to hopefully provide clarification. • At Ensemble, we have a culture of transparency, and one where we encourage all of our associates to speak up. That’s why I make it a priority to visit each and every new associate orientation class to introduce myself and talk about our culture and the many different pathways that associates are encouraged to communicate with me. Whether it’s through e-mail, my open door philosophy and the distribution of my personal cell phone number – there are many ways to reach me, at any time, if there’s something on your mind. I also attend every 30-day round back discussion where I ask for an open, honest discussion to get feedback from our new associates about what’s working well and the opportunities we have for improvement. There are times that I am unable to stay the entire meeting due to conflicting schedules; however, other senior leaders are present for the entire meeting and I receive updates on what I missed at a later time. My exit from the meeting was not due to any feedback received, and was not meant to be disrespectful in any manner, and I apologize if it was perceived that way. • At Ensemble, we offer elective jean days to support charities in the communities where we live and work and the spirit of servant leadership. I am so proud of the fact that in 2017, our team in Ohio provided more than $60,000 in donations of supplies and funding to our local charities, thanks to the generosity of our associates. • We offer a variety of programs and initiatives that support a healthy lifestyle for the associates at Ensemble. At the Market C in our cafeteria, we there are a variety of snacks available, including vegetables, fruit and high protein options. We strongly encourage participation in our Be Well Within program, which provides countless activities and challenges to support a healthy lifestyle. There is also a financial incentive for completing the program’s requirements. We are able to offer discounts to local fitness centers through this program as well. At Ensemble, we do have a culture of high expectations. It’s not for everyone. But if you’re looking to join a team of A Players, where you can grow and advance your career, try new things and learn something new every day – this is the place for you! Shannon White, President and COO, Ensemble Health Partners
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