Ascension Healthcare--Precertification - Senior Patient Account Representative Ascension Employee Review

3.0
5 June 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

5% matching for the retirement plan, plus a pension after 5 years, roughly 23 days vacation a year, including holidays, typical medical benefits, etc. Nice working environment, friendly co-workers, immediate management is responsive, yearly raises if you qualify.

Cons

The raises are not guaranteed, and they tend to be very minimal even when you get them. There are limited opportunities for advancement. Ascension is selling/contracting their revenue cycle team out to a company called R1 in fall of 2017. At that time all of the benefits listed above will change. There will be no pension. In fact, it seems like all of the benefits will be reduced with the new company. Ascension has treated me well while I've been with them but I'm a small fish in a big pond. The end goal with Ascension seems to be money. They treat their employees well but that's not really their priority. At the end of the day as an employee I have a difficult time trusting the company.

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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
18 June 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The patient population can be very rewarding to work with, and there can be lots of different job opportunities but very limited advancement with mainly lateral department shifts if a person is looking for change.

Cons

Raises are almost non-existent. The "raise" is a yearly COLA of between 2%-3%. There is no ability to talk to anyone regarding a raise, even the admin staff are fully stonewalled in the overlly corporate monolithic HR style of maintaining "fair" wages. I have worked here for several years and I actually earn less now because my "raises" do not keep up with inflation and the actual cost of living. They maintain their functionality on squeezing as much as they can out of one employer by slowly shifting more job responsibilities called "opportunities" onto you without extra pay or change in title that would get a pay increase. They look to higher level licensed staff to provide more coverage for roles that they won't hire for or cut in departments. They do "organizational restructuring" every 6 months because more staff quit, they don't replace the staff, and tell others to absorb the former FT employees job responsibilities without pay increase and being told not to go into OT.

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