Low pay and unsustainable workload - Care Concierge K Health Employee Review

2.0
12 May 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Fellow CC's are genuinely trying their best. Middle management seems to support lateral movement because upward mobility simply doesn't exist. Flexible WFH schedule if you're in the good graces of said management. I agree with the mission statement of providing access to care (but the way they CEO centers AI in every conversation, you would never know that). It's a stable paycheck and decent health benefits in a crumbling economy (but be sure to review your paychecks carefully!).

Cons

Disgustingly low pay for exhausting work that requires expertise in various OS, insurance, tech support, patient advocacy, and multiple hospital systems on top of soul-sucking customer service. And that's to say nothing of the literal tripling of the workload thanks to recent restructuring. This company excuses incompetent leadership by claiming to be a "startup" despite being established for over a decade, and upper management shuts down any discussion of pay raises despite funneling money into frivolity to keep up appearances. There are also glaring pay discrepancies between CCs for no discernible rhyme or reason (and no merit/experience-based raises that I've heard of). Monthly meetings that we should be having with managers and team leads are trimonthly at best, so it's impossible to get genuine support. I have some serious security and HIPAA compliance concerns, but I think discussing that might fall under "trade secrets" so I'll leave it at that. Do yourself a favor and steer clear of this sinking ship.

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5.0
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Pros

Ambitious mission and my K colleagues are extremely smart, collaborative, and genuinely supportive of my professional development

Cons

Fast-paced environment with frequent strategic pivots

1.0
28 June 2026
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Pros

1. Free lunch, on the days it actually arrives. 2. Many of the employees are incredibly hardworking, talented, and genuinely care about the patients.

Cons

The few positives are overshadowed by an unhealthy and toxic workplace culture driven by senior leadership, starting with the CEO. There is very little strategic direction, and priorities change constantly, making it difficult for teams to succeed. The company has become a revolving door, with talented employees leaving at an alarming rate. Employees are often made to feel undervalued and disposable. Respect from leadership is nonexistent, and it is not uncommon to witness leaders yelling, screaming, and belittling employees or even one another. This has created an environment of fear rather than collaboration. The company's reputation has also suffered greatly. It has become increasingly difficult to attract and retain top talent because the toxic culture is well known and outweighs any of the "benefits" offered. To make it worse, my current manager, one of the longest-tenured and most respected leaders in the organization, is preparing to leave the company, and no one is fighting to prevent it. This highlights a broader issue: leadership fails to recognize and value the impact strong people leaders have on the teams, morale, culture, and organizational success. It's clear that executive priorities are driven more by the need to protect their own egos.

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