Provider Data Specialist of Provider Management II (Current Employee), Birmingham, AL – May 21, 2012
Pros: flex time
Cons: not enough money
On a day to day basic i have to process claims which includes: telephone development for the different providers: Collecting pertinent information to add to the file in order to process correctly. verify billing, location information and tax id. Keeping my group of providers claims accurate is the key to customer satisfaction. When the customers are – more... happy it make my job easlier and give me joy. – less
Customer Service Representative (Former Employee), Southfield, MI – May 19, 2012
Pros: great environment, good benefits, great coworkers enjoyed the work
Cons: union payments, union only cared about certain people
My review working at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan was a wonderful experience. I wish that I would have an opportunity to work there again but I chose to move on with my ventures at the time and I would love to work there again but the path that i have taken will not let me as I have worked in the accounting field and I do not see the company offering – more... me a position in the field. I do however, look to other companies in the field of accounting clerk or account receivables in other corporations. – less
Family Friendly atmosphere with community involvement.
Managed Care Coordinator (Former Employee), I-20 at Alpine Rd. Columbia, SC – May 18, 2012
Pros: employee benefits for professional enhancement.
Cons: competition was evident.
The day began with access to morning "pick me upper." Management encouraged team facilitation with equal voices from members. Co-workers shared ideas and were supportive. The hardest part of the job was the early hours for late sleepers. The most enjoyable part of the job was seeing results.
Claim's processor (Former Employee), Jacksonville, FL – May 17, 2012
A typical day at work is very productive and calming. I learned how to key medical claims and make sure I meet each weeks production. My management was wonderful and they worked with us in the success of the business. The hardest part of my job was when I first began, I had to keep up with weekly count and make sure I was on top of everything. The most – more... enjoyable part of my job was knowing I was helping U.S. citizens and working with wonderful co-workers. – less
Executive Administrative Assistant to the Medical Director and two Senior Medical Directors
EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (Former Employee), Phoenix, AZ – May 12, 2012
I scheduled meetings both internally and externally and maintained the calendars for the Medical Directors. I would coordinate domestic travel arrangements, arrange conference calls, handles phone calls for Medical Directors, receiving and directing complaint calls to the appropriate department. I was responsible for ordering office supplies, composing – more... letters, check requests, memorandums, scheduling and taking minutes at various meetings, redacting PHI and sending transplant consults to outside consultants. Additionally, I prepared agendas, travel itineraries, timesheets, organizational charts and monthly expense reports using various MicroSoft Office products (i.e. Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Visio). – less
Very Productive and The Management team is driven by our success.
Direct Sales Insurance Agent (Current Employee), Oklahoma City, OK – May 11, 2012
I enjoy my place of employment overall. The hardest part of the job is having to decline someone due to a health condition when I know that they really need health Insurance. A typical day for me at Blue Cross Blue Shield. Is answering the phone, emails and voicemails, of potential clients looking for Insurance.. My job is to write insurance policies.
provider service rep (Former Employee), Waco, TX – May 11, 2012
Pros: annual bonus
Cons: no hour lunches
A typical day at work will consist of answering incoming calls regarding a member's health benefits and/or claims inquiries. We have to continually provide concierge customer service to our providers while making sure we have answered all questions in a timely manner. I have learned so much from working with this company regarding billing of procedure – more... and diagnosis codes, pricing issues, as well as pre existing information. – less
Clerical Support 1 (Former Employee), Springfield, IL – May 9, 2012
Pros: great benefits
Cons: n/a
I loved working at BCBS, although at the time the pay was not acceptable for my situation and being a single mother. It is a great place to work. Everyone is great.
Exciting workplace with lots of room for advancement
Regular Sr. Adjustment Processor (Current Employee), Baton Rouge, LA – May 7, 2012
Working at Blue Cross Blue Shield has been a very rewarding and fulfilling experience. Having the option to work at home is one of the best things about working for this company and the insurance benefits are the best a person could ask for.
Operations Shift Lead (Former Employee), Omaha, NE – May 5, 2012
Pros: money
Cons: cbs
who did what to who? if it seems too good to be true, it is! no management. co-workers were pretty good except for a couple of complete deranged psycho paths. communication with 'no management' paycheck