Enterprise Solutions Employer Reviews

I travel to physcian's office and retrieve medical records for different insurance companies. I work usually by myself and you have to be orginized and work in a timely manner.

THIS POSITION ENABLED ME TO WORK WITH MANY DIFFERENT SALES TEAMS AND SEE MANY DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT STYLES. PROVIDING TRUE VALUE TO THE FIELD ORGANIZATION WITH STRATEGY, FOSTERING COLLABORATIVE THINKING AND A CONSULATATIVE SALES APPROACH INCORPORATING ALL BUINESS LINES. LEADING PRESENTATATIONS FOR END USER CUSTOMERS FOR ROADMAP PLANNING. PLANNING AND – more... DEVELOPMENT FOR NEW PRODUCTS TO BE LAUNCHED GLOBALLY. THE MOST CHALLENGING ASPECT OF THIS JOB WAS COVERING SUCH A LARGE TERRITORY SO THROUGHLY. MOST ENJOYABLE WAS THE COMPANY, PEOPLE AND LEVEL OF EXPERTISE AND SIZE OF PROJECTS DELT WITH. – less

The compensation was very fair and working from home allowed for autonomy.You will be working independently. I learned some valuable things about HIM and EMR. My experience with ECS landed my current job, which I love, for me. Overall a great experience, but not a lot of security. Great work if you are looking for a position in the HIM field.

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I have worked for ECS for two assignments and both assignments I enjoyed the work and the ethics of the company. I learned more about EMR and how to properly upload and secure the records.

I liked consulting for ECS. My schedule was filled everyday with mostly full days. You travel on your own, get reimbursed your yolls and mileage and parking. You basically are your own boss so you need to be self disciplined. The people in Arizona you call daily to check in with and send your files too are kind and helpful. I think I got so much consistent – more... work because I live in New York City. I saw other people saying they didn't get work but I couldn't get any days off because I had so much work which was great, so I assume it depends on where you are located. In this economy, ECS is a great temp job to have. – less

I liked consulting for ECS. My schedule was filled everyday with mostly full days. You travel on your own, get reimbursed your yolls and mileage and parking. You basically are your own boss so you need to be self disciplined. The people in Arizona you call daily to check in with and send your files too are kind and helpful. I think I got so much consistent – more... work because I live in New York City. I saw other people saying they didn't get work but I couldn't get any days off because I had so much work which was great, so I assume it depends on where you are located. In this economy, ECS is a great temp job to have. – less

Great part time job for a retired medical technician...hours not permit...you work on contract basis

A typical day at work involves interracting with various people to ensure that the job is done. I learnt the importance of protecting health information and handling medical records in a professional manner. My co- workers were excellent. Always worked as a team to get the job done on time. I enjoyed everything but I loved dealing with the EMR systems.

The job at ECS is very easy. I actually enjoyed working for them and meeting new people. The hours are sporatic, one week you may work 5 hours and one week you may work 40 hours. You are not promised any set number of hours a week. The way to get more hours is to increase the mileage you are willing to travel. You get paid from when you leave your house – more... until you get home. There were days that I made more money driving than I did working. – less

Working for ECS was a great experience, I just wish they were permanent. This is a temporary job, I loved the traveling that I did. They paid 15.00 an hour plus mileage. There were times that I'd travel from Clarksville, to Knoxville and back a day. So my miles were high, and my pay checks were lovely. However, once the demand became short, and there – more... were no charts needed for audits, our jobs became cut. I lost mine right before Christmas last year, so it was pretty hard.

I did get offered to come back, but I couldn't take it due to it not being permanent. – less

I was hired, but never received an actual assignment. I would get a weekly message saying they would contact me if work was found. I don't think they ever had clients in my area (Southeast MO). They actually wanted me to drive to Evansville, Indiana which is a 3 hour drive each way from me to work. I was very disappointed.

Typical day at work for Enterprise consists of printing work schedule for the day, driving to the location, either scanning or downloading medical records for audits

Great opportunity if you enjoy working independently and mostly figuring things out on your own. If you are even semi tech savvy, it's super easy. I have worked nearly full time all summer and have exceeded the 12 week commitment required. This has been great, in that it is a part time job, thus you I have earned a lot of overtime pay. If you follow – more... the guidelines/expectations, call in to your Coordinator as required, do daily reporting online, you will be be offered work. (If it is available in your area; it is all project based and you are informed of that upon hire.) There can be issues with communication, but this is the case with any company, and at least it is all via telephone/not in your face. The job is not permanent, no benefits, and some wear/tear on your vehicle, all of which you are informed of during the interview process. However, it beats drawing unemployment, and affords one the opportunity to network in different offices daily. – less

Good company but this company hired underqualified coordinators that does not even know how to keep accurate records of time. Pay was delayed and never processed. If there is a problem that needs to talk about, you don't know where to direct it to especially if the problem is your assign coordinator. They are hiring professional Field Techs but not – more... assigning a well trained Coordinators. Schedule is messed up at times and ended up wasting a trip. They will assign you to travel 120+ miles sometimes only to get the job done within 2 hours, Mileage is reimbursed if over 80 miles only. Worth it? Sometimes it is but mostly No! – less

The reimbursement for copies and mileage was OK, but it did not cover enough. I suppose if you live in a more metropolitan area the mileage would not be that significant, but be careful if you live in a rural area. Retrieving records by EMR was not as easy as the company lets on it to be. I found it very difficult to get the site IT people to discuss – more... problems with ECS tech support. If you are not tech savvy, this job is not for you. Retrieving by copying and scanning was very easy – less

Great Company to work for if you have reliable transportation and an open schedule.

I have known 2 people who went through the long hiring process, spent several unpaid hours driving for a drug screen, then had no contact other than that they were ready to receive scanning equipment. I went through the process twice, in 2 areas, one of those times they sent the equipment, I waited for 2 weeks during which I was always available to – more... them, and nothing. No jobs or communication from the company. Then they told me to send the equipment back. A huge month-long waste of time. I believe they advertise on various job boards, get "employees" lined up, then try to find customers in those areas. Meanwhile you could have gone out and gotten a job. There is NO GUARANTEE that you will ever get ANY WORK at all from this company. – less

Fun if you enjoy going to a new office everyday. These aren't full time positions with benefits. Good learning experience and an opportunity to learn about the Health Care Industry.

ESP was a fine place to work with lots of potential, but just did not have enough time there to fully grow and succeed.