Medix reviews

They initially told all consultants the job was 50% remote while seeking resumes. The contract that was signed included nothing about remote work and after 3 months an official policy was announced. The client left it up to your individual manager, but it seems highly unlikely we will be 50% remote without upper management signing off due to project timelines. We were told to quit if we didn't like it. If you're doing Epic consulting work, don't trust them. Their health insurance is not very good. You're not eligible to sign up until about 2 months after you start, and they don't release any information to you about it until you're eligible. They aren't transparent about their billable rate. They never refused to provide it, but they have certainly dodged questions repeatedly. So far it's the only company I have ever worked for that didn't tell you your billable rate when you signed a service of work. Think very hard about signing up with a company that operates like this.

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