Included Health reviews

3.1

44% would recommend to a friend

(687 total reviews)
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Owen Tripp

56% approve of CEO

42% positive business outlook

Included Health has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 687 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Included 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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687 reviews
1.0
Oct 8, 2019

Smoke and mirrors

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Great mission, good business idea, nice office space

Cons

Culture is manipulated by management. Not an inclusive environment, not parent, female friendly. Lack of leadership. No opportunities for Advancement of growth. Aggressive hiring without thought. Leadership has convinced staff that food in the office all the time makes it a great place to work. Unlimited vacation is a joke, it means you can't take any. If you are under 30 they will fawn all over you, if not, you won't get far.

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Included Health Response
6y
Thank you for sharing your perspective. It is important for us to understand how people perceive our culture and place of work. With 60%+ women in the company, including 44% of our executive team, we are committed to fostering and supporting an inclusive culture for people of all backgrounds and identities. Among our many employee resource groups (ERGs), our Parents ERG helps to build community and support for our team members who are parents. To complement our employee-led efforts, our benefits, including generous leave and school support policies, aim to give employees flexibility to effectively focus on family and personal needs when you need it most. Since 2018, our average eNPS score trends at 90%+ favorable with 90%+ survey participation across all employees in the company. The feedback we collect through our bi-annual engagement surveys, along with the suggestions, questions and comments shared across various other channels throughout the year - including Glassdoor - help us to continually invest in ongoing improvements and address both specific and broad employee needs. Feedback is always valued and helps us continue to build a great place to work.
4.0
Dec 30, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-The closest thing you will get to Apple/ Google working environment in a small city like Reno and Lewiston: unlimited snacks and drinks, monthly catered lunches, company swag (sweaters, shirts, gym bags, sun glasses, etc.), ability to work from home, casual dress, etc. -Owen, CEO, actually knows many of his employees by name at the care centers. Now that I think about it, the CEO and other higher ups are made readily available for communication. -The company made some internal organization changes at the Reno site which I think were fantastic choices specifically promoting Dave to recruiting and Charlene and Kat to lead positions. The company has hired more "less than fit" people for the roles than they have appropriate and the three above named were great choices. -Team outings for lunch or group activities as a way for team bonding. -Employee resources groups created to help with company culture; The Equality group is for LGBT members and allies and most new, Mosaic, to spread cultural diversity, which the Reno office highly lacks.

Cons

-The direction of the care team is slowing transforming into a glorified call center instead of a care center. We recently switched to a new phone system that is used in call centers. The most recents managers and care/ visit Coordinators that have been hired all have had some sort of experience in a call center background or something similar where they have dealt with high call volumes. Before, the people that were hired came from different backgrounds and experiences. -Unless you are at HQ in SF, there is lack for growth at the Reno office. Most hiring and growth at the care sites are being primarily in Maine. -One of our company values is Putting Patient First (as it should be for a healthcare company) however, more often times than not putting patient first is used a guise for 'as business needs'. To further elaborate, some of us care coordinators and visit coordinators will be volun-told (volunteer + told) to take on new tasks and responsibility even though we are not completely trained and though the managers provide "training" sessions those are more like unnecessary meetings that go over the new responsibilities and do not thoroughly give you tools and knowledge needed to succeed. -Lack of diversity in leadership at the Reno site. -Input is asked from the employees, but very little change is ever seen. -Suspicious employees getting fired. -I hardly see management getting "down and dirty in the trenches" with us; they mostly delegate activities even outside of work such as community service events I don't see them participating.

3.0
Feb 18, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

* Great mission. The company provides services and products that actually help people. * Real dedication to patients * Nice and friendly work environment. People treat each other with respect. * Cares about employee wellness.

Cons

* Not a meritocracy * Politics, gossip, rumors are eroding the culture and distracting talented employees from solving tough problems, and doing great work.

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Included Health Response
9y
Thanks for the feedback. I'd love to respond on the rumors/politics issue, but it's hard to do so without the specifics. And shame on me if I were to speculate on rumors and perhaps in so doing create more of the same, right? That said, If you're so willing, I'd love to hear your specific thoughts on this area (and on performance management as you mention), and how we might best address head on depending. Please let me know.
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