CIGNA Employer Reviews

In working with this company in the field of Facilities Management, there were many facets of my job that were gratifying. The most enjoyable part of the job was being able to work through all building needs/ and requirements, and delivering a quality result.

Answering phones, paying medical claims, organizing desk, helping other with time to process claims. Co-workers were fun it was my first real job and I learned alot of customer service skills.

I really love my job with CIGNA. I have a wonderful group of people i work with. My manager is really great.

They are flexible in your hours to enable you to balance work and family. They allow opportunites for advancement and to take online cources to further your career, as well as college tuition reimbursement.

I worked from home it was a good experience and I save on gas and was able to be at home when my kids got out of school. I interacted with my co workers through a chat group. The hardest part of the job was satisfying the members needs. The most enjoyable part was solving a problem and making someones day.

I have learned many new things at my job. I love helping people and making my members happy. The hardest part of the job is trying to make ALL of my members happy. My co-workers are awsome and the management is very helpful.

Putting out fires. Either from an irrate client, patient or provider. Reviewing medical claims and insurance payments and denials. Maintained and developed spreadsheet for Fee-For-Service patients, reviewed their accounts, made payment arrangements and trained incoming new employees.

work from 6a to 2p entring data fro medicare part b also approving or denial of claims for the department. i learned some medical billing codes . i could work at my pace while listening to music . sorry i had to give up the job at the time

I really enjoyed 6years spent in CIGNA.It was really nice working with such client.Manager and coworkers were very cooperative and helpful

While I worked at Cigna I was able to advance from print shop stockboy to Manager of Office Services. I left Cigna for a position with Xerox during a time when outsourcing of noncore services areas were being outsourced. I later became the manager of the same services after Cigna outsouced my former position and staff to Xerox.

Very productive day.

Everything about processing medical claims.

Good relationship

Team players

There was nothing too hard about the position.

Working remotely from home.

Cigna is on of the most admired healthcare companies in the world today. The tenure I enjoyed there was a great experience and a wonderful learning opportunity. I had the chance to work with some very talented coworkers, and felt pride in the many accomplishments we made together.

Worked through end og contract, wish they has oppurtunities for full-time employment.

Good executive culture.

Pleasant co-workers.
Poor work/life balance
Low compensation for long careers

Cigna's leadership programs are tailored to develop and promote persons who are less than 40 years old

While doing my clinicals at Cigna I enjoyed being a Phlebotomist, I got extra training there and I got to perform more venipunctures. I am hard worker and when ever any thing was needed I would always volunteer, Like to keep my self busy at all time. I am very pro active.

Good company to work for. Average benefits and compensation. Questionable management decision making but a comfortable work environment. Not a very diverse workforce. Excellent place for women to work.

Giving benefits and resolving claim issues. Learned how to search for hidden benefits if not listed. Management always had group meeting for learning. coworkers helpful and friendly. Sending claim back for review and getting it back in timely manner
also waiting for nurse to authorizations. Always learning.. I like learning new things.

A typical day at this job was processing claims for physicians' office visits.
I did learn how to process claims that came from countries other than the United States.
Management was quite unfriendly at this company and in my opinion, was not properly trained in people skills.
It was hard to get close to your co-workers as no personal conversations – more...  were allowed on company time.
The hardest part of the job was filling your time. We had mandated overtime yet there was not enough work to fill a regular forty hour shift. – less

On the phone constantly helping people(which I loved)! Learned a lot about insurance and the negative and positives about it! Management lacked communication skills, professionalism, motivation and positive reassurance towards employees! Hardest part was giving bad news to customers and making since of their benefits for them. Loved my co-workers and – more...  helping others. – less