Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Employer Reviews

I very much enjoyed my job at Anthem and only wish with that I would have been able to change with the changes with health care reform.

Benefits were good, I worked from home which was a huge plus
Management let you do your job

Anthem was a great place to work. My co-workers were all very nice and very helpful to teaching me the things I needed to know.

This was an amazing job, I learn a lot about clerical duties and data entry. I learned what to look for and I met a lot of very wonderful people.

I am open to any new tasks and applications in my QA Test / Analysis efforts. I have always had success in my work relationships, am well liked, and am always a team player.

Anthem provided a good training program to guide us in our duties. The manager was pro-active and stood beside us along the way. A typical day was to review outstanding urgent requests and respond in a timely manner. We also addressed Customer Worksheets for those with questions concerning their coverage. We also entered new insurance for members and – more... their families. – less

Quality is the type of position where you must have experience in all aspects to be able to perform quality on processing ,customer service, enrollment and appeals. You must have good people skills, flexibility, you must be detailed and very analytical. There is a good team concept and over the years I worked with some great people. It is never boring.The – more... hardest part of working in quality, deadlines. You have to be able to have your error concurrence process run smoothly to submit reports on time. Many factors can hinder you from meeting deadlines such as slow response on issues, system problems or complicated cases that take additional hours of research. – less

while reporting to work daily on a flex schedule I was able to electronically clock in anywhere from 5 am to 9 am to review schedule of daily assignments of types of claims to process. I enjoyed especially being able to listen to music on my headset as other co-associates did as well. while being employed at Anthem I was able to participate in various – more... classroom workshops to improve my knowledge of the industry and to work with co-workers who were friendly and supportive. the hardest part was simply that complex issues were definitely challenging at times but again with support from co-workers and management I was able to overcome any issues. – less

Best parts of job are ability to work from home, hard working co-workers with excellent work ethics. Day shift recently changed to 8am - 5pm Monday through Friday with 1hr lunch break. But, never able to make evening plans due to not knowing when you will actually get off. Have had opportunity to cross train to do multiple aspects of job. Multiple not – more... well defined changes to company procedures have created stress and tension among all staff. – less

A typically day at work is the phones being busy. Constantly multitasking between customers, emails and cases being worked . I 've learned that in order to have balance regardless of whether it is work or home, Respect and appreciation for the things people do should be noticed and not just assumed since it's the little people that make a good company – more... run. Like a family good bad or indifferent it helps make the foundation run. – less

I enjoyed my job with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Virginia. When to company merged with Wellpoint, the culture and working environment changed. Employees were loooked upon and treated as the company greates asset. This phrase was listed on cups, posters, and tee-shirts. Once Anthem merged with Wellpoint this phrase was no longer used and employees no – more... longer believed it. – less

Too much favoritism in certain departments
No training in certain departments
Many departments care about their employees success some do not

Family oriented, flexibility, great management, there was no hard part of my position, just maintain accuracy.

I enjoyed working with co-workers. Everyone was very helpful. If I had any questions, my co-workers and manager where friendly. And was always willing to help.
I had an excellent trainer who made it easy for me to learn, for the position I was hired.
Even though I was hire through a temperary agentcy. I am willing to return working at Blue Cross and – more... Blue Shield..Wellpoint. – less

A workplace that was friendly and challenged. Able to work independently with reward. Flexible work schedule. Learned all computer skills that I know today. Making a customer happy by explaining billing cycle or helping with payment of bills was a joy and a highlight of my day. Hearing difficulties with families and their hardships with children or – more... the elderly was a hard day. Management changed frequently but always a pleasant experience with equal level of respect. – less

Ultimately it was an OK place to work...just do have any health issues or emergency situations.

ANTHEM STARTED OFF GREAT, ALOT OF CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT, UNTIL THEY STARTED OUTSOURCING.

Busy typical day at work. Billing and membership and dealing with internal and external customers. Co-workers friendly and team players.Hardest part of the job-helping other associates and explaining to them certain steps of the job. Enjoyable part of the job was going to work every day. Job security was there up until a year ago when they started out – more... sourceing jobs. – less

Anthem trains its new employees so they are able to go onto the floor and work effectively. All employees had the support needed to answer all questions related to work and to assist with personal needs.

Kept busy during certain times of the year. After downfall of economy business went downhill.