QuadMed Reviews

4.2

82% would recommend to a friend

(104 total reviews)
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Kathryn Quadracci Flores, MD

99% approve of CEO

91% positive business outlook

QuadMed has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 104 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The QuadMed employee rating is 22% above average for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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104 reviews
2.0
17 Oct 2016

Good medical model, not a great company

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The medical model for seeing and helping patients is amazing! The health care is truly awesome and you can do great things with this type of model. If you are good with office politics and are up at HQ you can weasel into higher level positions in a relatively short amount of time. These will often be positions that you have absolutely no experience or really business being in. Then after you mess a few things up and learn the ropes take that experience and transfer to a better run company. (Happens all the time)

Cons

QuadMed is a very dishonest company. They are constantly trying to whitewash their mistakes to make it sound good... Major lack of transparency. Example: They will try to say their employee retention rate is great and up around 90% which maybe true if you are looking with in only one year of data. But if you look at a reasonable period to measure ie 3 years the employee retention rate is extremely poor. Top management is always changing so much that there is always someone new in a position trying to flex their little muscle. Their lack of racial diversity up at headquarters equals no respect for any populations that actually have some diversity. (their mother company has diversity but only in the plants, not in top leadership....and QuadMed echoes their screwed up culture)

1.0
11 Apr 2019

RUN!

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Pros

Nothing at all to comment on.

Cons

Non-clinical people who have ZERO experience working in primary care hired in leadership positions that make terrible decisions that harm patients, passive aggressive childish behavior among corporate office staff, tremendous turnover- find a new job before you get laid off. Over 70 people at the corporate offices have been laid off since the Fall. This is a sinking ship! They’ve lost the majority of their clients and more are coming. 3 whole weeks of vacation so the front line staff call out sick. If you’re a provider, you get 4 whole weeks of vacation.

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QuadMed Response
7y
We're sorry to hear of your experience with QuadMed. QuadMed is growing at a rapid pace which requires making organizational changes that may be difficult for some individuals, but are in the best interest of moving the company forward. QuadMed’s dedication to our quality patient care and our partners cannot be fully achieved without employee satisfaction. We pride ourselves on finding top talent with our recruitment efforts and have a dedicated employee training program, all to help ensure our employees are given ample opportunity to thrive within the organization. We value all current and former employee feedback -- know that you have been heard. We wish you success.
1.0
28 Sept 2019

Unethical business, corrupt leadership, nasty culture

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The health care is cheap (but the actual care is only so-so).

Cons

There are some good people here, but in general this company is rotten to the core. I knew after six weeks I had to get out, but resolved to stay for at least a year. Then I got pulled into a meeting with director- and senior-level staff and listened while they discussed lying to our clients to cover up errors in data reporting; the plan was to continue reporting bad data for the next six months and hope the clients didn’t notice. I started job hunting the next day. I was only there about six months and am grateful it wasn’t more. Side note: the person who initially proposed lying to the clients was promoted shortly after that. Other things: • The technology and the attitudes are archaic • Turnover is high for a number of reasons: sloppy hiring practices, firing people after only a few months, overall bad morale, neglect, and a toxic culture • Business that isn’t straight-up unethical is also sloppy—like signing expensive contracts without knowing all the details or blowing tens of thousands of dollars through poor hiring of vendors (that actually happened twice while I was there).

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QuadMed Response
6y
We’re sorry to hear that this is your perception of QuadMed based on your short employment earlier this year. It’s unfortunate that you did not get to experience some of the exciting advances we’ve made in a number of areas in just the last months! No greater evidence of company-wide teamwork was displayed than with the recent go-live of our new medical record system which resulted in no disruption to patient care and praise from our client partners and vendor partner. Our commitment to best in class performance includes the way we conduct our business. We are very grateful the claim was raised internally six months ago so that we could thoroughly investigate and determine the claim to be unfounded. We strive to create an environment where concerns can be freely raised and we abide by the highest standards of conduct with each other, our client partners and our patients. We are always looking to better our business and learning from current and past employees is part of the improvement process. Thank you for taking the time to share your feelings, we hope you smash it out of the park in your new career!
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