Rochester General Hospital Employer Reviews

I worked there for a year as I was transitioning a another position. It was known when I came I would only be there for a short time. Prior to joining I had been contributing to a IRA traditional. They have also a retirement package that you are not allowed to opt out of where they contribute for you that I was not even aware of. However, you are only – more... eligible to receive benefits if you have been there for years. Because of the "contributions" they were making on my behalf- none of which I could receive- the contributions I was making personally didn't count towards my taxes. HR was incredibly unhelpful and even rude about it. – less

practice Hippanizing mail documents Printing faxing indepently the best coworkers

day to day work was processing claims and resubmitting claims per rejections. Calling Providers for resolution, working AR reports daily and wroking under time lines

Management unfortunately did not play an active role in team building and working with team members on ways to improve daily work, reduce waste and time taken to process work. No open – more... door polilcy.

The hardest part of this job was working under a great deal of demands and pressure from management and not having any communication

The part I enjoyed was the work I did and to make a difference in how the patient was being helped because their bills were processed correctly. – less

Assisting nurses and providers with technical issues as well as informational request. Co workers were very helpful and always a team environment. Hardest part of the job is not being able to come up with a solutions with all the resources and then having to form a work order to further assist. Most enjoyable part of the job, is that its very laid back – more... and a comfortable environment. – less

I work in payroll processing payroll for over 8,000 employee's. It's a crazy busy typical day. If It's not,somethings wrong.

Well run and busy place. Good co-workers. Good management and availablity to learn more.

Great Place to work. The supervisors were reasonable and the co-workers were great. Temp-assignment

The lab was somewhat independent from the hospital.
Co-workers were good to work with, very team oriented work. Also had opportunity to be independent.
Coordinating the needs of clients with needs of supervisor was the hardest part of the job.

Great Hospital team members are awesome. Managment is also very great and fun people to work for. Recommend anyone to work for them.

I'am always open to learning new and to refresh what I presently know in reguards to the software programs that I work with. Security access is growing in the work place.

High volume case loads. Very dynamic work environment. High attention to timeliness and scheduling. A lot of work to be done. Great place to gain routine work experience.

I had a great dedicated group of medical professionals at RGH.
It was a great 10 years of working with surgical and medical patients.
Definitely Fast paced and rewarding.

A typical day at work would be pulling a report for the particular area that you were assigned. I would then pull the specimens that were on the report and begin analyzing. I would plan my day but what tests were required for particular specimens.
There was two wonderful parts of this job. The first is the people there were tremendously caring, outgoing, – more... and team oriented. We always helped each other as much as we could. I felt as though I was part of a family. The management was also outstanding. They went to great lengths to obtain tools we needed to get the job done. I keep in touch with many individuals from my tenure at Rochester General Hospital.
The other wonderful element of the job was the variety. We rotated through various sections of the lab. Each week was different. I was able to learn a variety of areas of microbiology.
The hardest part of the job was that there was little opportunity for advancement. I really enjoyed my tenure there and hated to leave but I was looking for advancement within my career. The lab was unable to offer that at that time. – less

Absolutely no room for advancement for employeess, its all about who you know, lots of backstabbing, not the best work environment

Great place to work, very good for patients , i only left because of job advancement

I worked mainly in the technical/IT department I found that many of the managers are nice people but clueless when it comes to managing people and projects. Too many people have been in positions for many years. No accountability, doing min work with no one really caring or being responsible. New change in IT executive leadership didn't bring any new – more... changes. They seem to talk the talk but no one walks it. If you want to work there I suggest that you either be related to some one in leadership or have – less

Efficiency and using time effectively are the main objectives here as being part of the health care systems in Rochester.
Resourceful, communicative, and well-prepared people & environment..

A typical work day is a steady work pace with a flow of patients in and out. The office consist of 7 staff members and myself, everyone is friendly and work as a team. I have learned how to maintain and service the patient charts, how to greet patients and give them the necessary forms to complete before treatment, how to issue prescription slips upon – more... receipt of proper ID, how to collect proper insurance information, copayments and how to schedule patients for thier next appt.. I have made followup calls, prepared billing for worker's comp and no fault patients and sent the billing info to the health management department, I've done excel projects to archive old charts. Learned how to scan documents from the copier to email, file patient daily acquisition forms in charts, thin charts that are over flowing, pull and file charts, process mail, deliver and pickup mail in mailroom and I have been a chaparone for the doctor/patient. My co-workers have been very helpful in teaching me what I need to know to become an active Access Associate. The hardest part of the job is locating missing files. The most enjoyable part of the job is learning new things from people who feel good about having you around. – less

• Ensure optimal reimbursement is received by the organization for services rendered, includes but not limited to inpatient, outpatient and physician services in accordance with HIPPA guidelines
• Perform billing related functions in a timely, accurate and customer service oriented manner while meeting all standards
• Thorough account evaluation and – more... diligent follow-up of accounts receivables daily
• Research and resolve all account problems received by telephone and correspondence

The most enjoyable part of the job is my co-workers.
I do not find any part of my job hard. I am looking for a challenge. – less

I learned a lot from my work at RGH. My coworkers were very helpful in assisting me with the transition of being a new nurse. My only complaint would be that my schedule was very erratic and never consistent in any way. I worked days, evenings, nights, 8 hour and 12 hour shifts. This was difficult at times.