EMSI Employer Reviews

Working witgh and helping clients
Customer service
Scanning and faxing to underwriting
Nothinghard
Meeting new people

Compensation comparable
Work environment comparable
Employees enjoyable
Management team is strong

Performing home life ins medical exams which involved drawing blood,EKG;s,Vitals and medical documentation.

At work we sit on a computer and review medical records for correct patient, DOB and/or SSN and continue to do so through out the day. The records go to the insurance companies after being reviewed. We learn to pay attention to detail thoroughly and if not done so correctly it is a HIPAA on the company and that employee who messed up. We learn to use – more... fax/copy machines and scanning medical records also. The job is very easy and self paced but done sufficiently. – less

I learned how to get to work within two days and it was easy to. The environment was okay to me. Every day was pretty much the same: Walk into work, sit down, do my job, go to lunch for 30mins in the lunch-room, go back to work. What I learned from this job was how to be prepared for days where I have to crunch, and days where I could relax. Management – more... was okay, the supervisor was really nice. The co-workers were friendly even though we were not allowed to talk a lot during work since everyone has a lot to do. The hardest part of the job was to meet the deadline during crunch time and reading some people's handwriting. The most enjoyable part of the job was talking to the co-workers during small breaks. – less

This is a good place to get experience, but not a career. The associates were friendly, but raises were few and far between and very small. Benefits were not great either.

A typical day involved greeting clients and answering a multi-line phone. I also perfomed drug screen collections and alcohol breath collections as well. I learned a great deal while working at EMSI. I learned how to resolve issues over the phone or in person. I also learned how to communicate with various levels administration within the organization. – more... I learned how to schedule appointments for clients, and also how to manage up to 8 employees, create and maintain spreadsheets as well as utilizing other Microsoft applications such as Word and PowerPoint. Management was great for the most part, they were also the owners of the business. If an employee had children and they had a doctor's appointment, etc. they understood and would not mind you taking off for a few hours to handle personal business. – less

EMSI was a fast paced job that challenged me in the beginning. I would get to work and immediately get ready to start my day. I would log into my computer and search folders for Medical records that needed immediate attention, then put that record into chronological order according to the demands of that company. I enjoyed working at EMSI, because the – more... management was awesome and the people were worth going to see every day. EMSI taught me a lot although,the job got very repetitive and demanding to needs that were not job related at times. My overall review of EMSI is Incredible. I worked there for five years and resigned in 2011. To this day I still think about the job the people and how much I truly enjoyed being at work when I was there. I realized a job is what you make of it and I chose to make the best out of my experience at EMSI. I have no regrets and still hold amazing friendships with my fellow co-workers. – less

THE WORK WAS HARD. LOTS OF DRIVING. COVERING A LARGE PARGE OF MICHIGAN IN A WEEK TIME. PUT I LOVE THE WORK, MEETING DIFFER KIND OF PEOPLE.

Co-workers willing to assist when needed. Made phone calls from start to finish of the day. Pay was dependant upon how many medical records were received within each two week period.

• Locating and verifying medical records for pending disability claims on behalf on insurance companies.
• Responding to problems with locating charts, processing time and other issues.
• Working closely via email and telephone with requestors and patients
• Performing efficiently without error to provide excellent customer service to patients, doctors – more... and insurance companies.
• Negotiating medical fees – less

I was on the phone basically from the phone from the time I clocked in to the time I clocked out. The work was sometimes frustrating, but I learned how to deal with customers on another level than what I was used to. Hardest part was I never knew how long I would be on the phone with one customer, the best part of the job was the hours, Monday-Friday – more... and only 1 Saturday a month – less

I was on the phone basically from the phone from the time I clocked in to the time I clocked out. The work was sometimes frustrating, but I learned how to deal with customers on another level than what I was used to. Hardest part was I never knew how long I would be on the phone with one customer, the best part of the job was the hours, Monday-Friday – more... and only 1 Saturday a month – less

EMSI is the best job I have had in a long time. The people you work with even the management are grate people. They are always willing to work with you no matter what, and the job is easy. I am sad that I have to move, other wise I would still be there.

Working for EMSI is great if you only plan to be there temporarily. Most of the positions available are all part-time,which means no benefits. The pay for most of the workers have gone to a "commission plan", which doesn't allow for any advancement such as raises. One great thing is EMSI will, most of the time, work around your schedule if you have – more... school, second job, etc. – less

Nice place to work, co-workers were very helpful when I started. Management was also very helpful.

I called doctors offices to obtain medical records for insurance compaines.

typical day would be checking and responding to emails and voicemails. taking new orders for medical records requests through various facilities. dispatching work orders to field agents to copy in a timely matter. all my co-workers were a joy to work with. The hardest part of job was not being able to obtain the medical records chart on its due date. – more... the most enjoyable part of my duties was working with different areas of the business, and talking to different people in various states. – less

It was a great job. I enjoyed my management, and the people I worked with. It was good to have a set limit of calls to make during the day, as it kept me going, and there was never a point in the day where I did not have things to accomplish.

Worked with some good co-workers, learned how to manage my day