Cloudmed reviews

3.8

70% would recommend to a friend

(396 total reviews)

Lee Rivas

84% approve of CEO

74% positive business outlook

Cloudmed has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 396 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Cloudmed employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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396 reviews
1.0
May 18, 2022

Please value yourself

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

It hurts to say this, but the company’s culture and structure are an absolute disaster. I usually don’t write reviews, but I noticed a concerning amount of fake reviews appear on this page. The people I have met in Cloudmed, for the most part, were truly bright and ambitious. I’m writing this review because I want to prevent any more promising candidates from falling into Cloudmed’s trap. Trust me, the positive reviews are fabricated. I’ll detail specific cons down below, but please reconsider joining this company. Don’t waste your time for a company that clearly does not value its client and employees. If you want a pro for this company, the PTO policy is pretty flexible. But I’m not sure if that’s worth your mental health.

Cons

TLDR: Please do not join this company! Your talent and effort are much more valued somewhere else. Upper management has proven time over time that they do not care for your concerns. First off, the pay is absurdly low and not competitive. The company has not adjusted the compensation for years, which means, that the 2021 new hire pay is identical to that of the 2019 new hires. This has been a reoccurring issue even prior to the merger. Did things get better after the merger? Nope. Surprisingly it is the complete opposite. First, throughout the past year, upper management continuously gaslighted us for voicing our concerns saying we were wrong and “cash is great, but we shouldn’t let cash dictate everything.” Second, we had a compensation review and upper management strung us along saying McKinsey was handling the case. However, it turns out upper management was using McKinsey’s data and only increased the salary of SF employees by a small amount. Third, we used to have a 10% salary bump once we hit our 1-year mark. This benefit was abruptly taken away when my start group was close to the 1-year mark. They reassured us that the annual merit increase would compensate for this lost benefit. Jokes on us, because that was not the case. When merit increases came, the highest anyone could’ve gotten was 3.5%. We literally received a pay cut due to inflation. When employees voiced their concerns, upper management retorted that the merit increase was not supposed to take inflation into consideration. I could go on about the lack of compensation but I want to touch on a couple of other points. As mentioned in previous reviews, the work is pretty dull. But after the acquisition, work has also become a lot more stressful. The current upper management has no clue what’s going on or has completely lost touch with reality. Since I have joined till now, they have more than doubled our monthly goals and are continuing to increase them even more. If you are familiar with the revenue cycle industry, you cannot magically produce more accounts to bill. The department is constantly behind goals and yet upper management refused to listen to reasons and continues to increase goals. They tried to reassure us that “goals don’t matter! It’s just to motivate everyone to work harder!” Lies. They punished us by decreasing our bonuses for not reaching goals even though we have reached an all-time high in profits.

1.0
Nov 29, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Absolutely none that I can think of.

Cons

1. The base is horrible. Waiters and waitresses down the road without degrees are being paid more fairly than us. 2. The company is posting fake reviews on Glassdoor; that is possibly the most childish thing I've seen in the industry. If you sort by most recent and go through all the November reviews you can easily see that there are 10 different 5.0 ratings, which say the exact opposite of what people are complaining about. One person actually wrote that the pay is competitive. Wow. Imagine trying to patch your ruined image with a bandaid by taking the time to post fake Glassdoor reviews. 3. Management has absolutely no clue what they are doing. If they continue to run the company this way I'd say we have little time left.

2.0
Aug 24, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great entry level and a quick way to have a one-year entry level into healthcare to get you most jobs in the space around the country.

Cons

-After about 1.5 years there is nothing new to learn. -The compensation is a joke now that the mergers have gone through. The amount of work has at least doubled while there has been huge attrition (WEEKLY messages about people leaving and scarce new hires) and yet the pay structure has no improved -The CEO over-promises and completely under-delivers. He also does not understand any of the people with boots on the ground and just speaks about this mythical company that is not grounded on reality -The company is extremely understaffed. You are promised the opportunity to lead but in reality you will likely be working alone with no direct reports.

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