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Healthcare Outcomes Performance

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Low relative compensation and turnover issues - Physician Healthcare Outcomes Performance Employee Review

1.0
Apr 9, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Large corporation with robust support for high volume

Cons

Compensation is well below market for area Partnership track ROI is well below market No access to additional ancillary revenue High physician turnover secondary to compensation and work life balance High volume of staff for same reasons

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5.0
Apr 1, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

HOPCo is a company with real purpose and real opportunity. The work matters, the mission is compelling, and there is a strong sense that the organization is building toward something important. I am optimistic about where the company is headed and appreciate the opportunity to work alongside talented people who care deeply about improving outcomes and creating long-term value. This is a place where leaders and team members can have meaningful influence, especially if they are comfortable operating in a dynamic environment.

Cons

The company is growing and evolving, which naturally brings change and occasional ambiguity. That environment is not for everyone, but for people who are adaptable and solutions-oriented, it can be a very rewarding place to contribute.

2.0
May 7, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Pros: Honestly, it's a chaos. It overwhelms many and turnover is high. "Throw them in the water and see if they drown" was a phrase I heard often from leadership when bringing on new hires. If you can brave it though, there is a lot of opportunity to get this thing back on the rails and create something more efficient. The pay was above what's reasonable, probably bc this company will pay a premium for smart people willing to endure.

Cons

This is a cutthroat environment. In staff meetings, leadership will talk about respect as a core value, but behind closed doors, leadership talks about staff like they're disposable. At the end of the day, every employee is just a body in a chair. The incompetence is staggering. As is the seeming disconnect between executive management and leadership. The people at the very top are smart but every day I wondered if they were aware of the situation on the ground and the way this company is holding itself together with hopium and duct tape.

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