OhioHealth Employer Reviews

High call, problem solving with in the call reading EOB's to patients. I learned how the insurance companies work. Management and co-workers great people. The hardest part is when patients would cry over the bill. the most enjoyable part is a thank-you when I helped someone.

I performed diagnostic medical ultrasound on the heart and vascular system. The management is great, my co-workers are great, the most enjoyable part of the day is when I find something during an exam that otherwise would never would have been identified unless I had performed the procedure. I like to know that I made a difference.

Pays decently and has good benefits. The company has pretty decent values in general.

OhioHealth is very dedicated to its employees, and its customers. Advancement opportunities are very abundant, and they believe strongly in promoting from within.

Great people. Terrible work life balance. I easily worked 70 hours a week.

I loved working for OhioHealth. They have great benefits. I use to work in the nutrition service dept. And we were always rewarded with something. Working for OhioHealth you'll get not only good benefits but a raise every year, bonuses every year, gift cards($100 or more), you get holiday pay, discounts just about everywhere you can think of, paid time – more... off(loved my TAP) the list goes on. My only complaint is its hard moving up in the company. No room for advancement. I got along with pretty much everyone. It was sad to leave my OhioHealth family – less

I love my job, and the company that I work for, but the actual department keeps raising the productivty requirements above what is achievable for many of its employees. (They have tripled within the last year) Several employees have been let go due to this, many of which have been working there with no disciplinary issues or problems for the last fifteen – more... years or more. I have no feelings of job security or any loyalty from the company towards its long-term employees. It has become a very stressful working environment just because of this issue. – less

i gained the knowledge of insurances, how to work as a team, management was very caring, my coworkers always worked as a team to meet department goals. the hardest part of my job was feeling the pain my patients felt, the most enjoyable part of my job was to be able to make their visit less stressful.

My typical work day is very busy and typically leads to the end of the week getting here before you even realize. Catching up in this job is something that just doesn't happen on a day to day basis, that is probably the hardest part of this job. The most enjoyable part of my job are the people I get to work with.

I worked at Ohio Health and they have no training programs in place for Corp Staff. They strictly adhere to their time off schedule, and I found there to be not flexibility even with exempt workers.

Custumer service was my area. I also would help with any administration also.

OhioHealth is a large corporation that cares for its employee and provides job transfers within the corporation when possible and assists in those transfers. Its benefits exceed those of most companies. I regret the need for a job change and hope to find another employer who provides the same opportunities.

Company celebrates successes and financially plans to provide associates continued benefits in economy, Magnet hospitals in organization, resources available for career advancement and nursing research