U.S. HealthWorks Medical Group Employer Reviews

You are expected to give your all. Work your butt off. But when your review comes around you are told how well the company is doing. You are constantly reminded how lucky you are to have a job. Then they toss you a 4 cent raise and say thank you for being an average employee. You are pushed hard everyday expected to give more and more. With little in – more... return. You start to feel like you are owned not an employee. Management does have his/her favorites. If you are not a favorite you're not even seen as a person. Best part was meeting some wonderful patients and the awesome coworkers. I learned how to work super hard in a fast paced environment with accuracy and efficiency. – less

A typical work day was very busy. I've learned how patients really relied on us to make them better in whatever way possible. They rely on our kindness, respect, and honesty. The managment was great. I benefited from working with him because he introduced me to new methods and techniques that were helpful in the office, which helped improve my work – more... abilities. The co-workers were very cordial and of great assistance. We worked well together as a team and complimented each other in our work ethics. The hardest part about the job was learning new things that I've never experienced hands on. – less

It started by checking in patients and checking them out, making sure clinic run smoothly, after clinic get paperwork together for billing department and any correspondence for insurance carriers and employers, make phone calls for authorizations, get charts ready for next day clinic, call patients to remind them of next appointment, reschedule a new – more... appointment if they missed or if not authorized to be seen by Ortho Doctor yet.. I learned that you have to be fast and detail oriented, time management, flexible, with management they wanted you to be open to talk to them when problems arise, I loved my co-workers they made my work day easy most of the time, by that I mean they did the work that was needed to help us run the Ortho department in a competitive way. The hardest part of the job was to have something missing in the patient's chart and your doctor will ask you what happened and you will not have a reasonable answer, What I enjoyed the most was to help patients with whatever question they had about their injury and that I was able to give them a reasonable answer. – less

I learned about taking on a referral coordinator and medical records clerk position. Dealing with insurance companies and getting authorizations was probably the hardest part because patients are in need of care right away. Those insurance companies take there sweat time. Management could be better. Only for the simple fact that my manager was not just – more... my boss, he was also my teacher in school. Then in the long run he tired to do me wrong and made a false report and then i had to go to court. In the end of things I won my case and i have the proof of my victory in court. While I was employed there, their was favoritism among certain people with management and supervisor. Most enjoyable part of my day was the gratitude i received from my patients for the things I was able to get done for them in the time period they needed those things in. I enjoyed helping not only my patient's, but my co-workers. – less