Please keep in mind when reading the following that this company makes their money on tax dollars intended for the care of Medicaid recipients. Now, not one real American thinks a company can't make a profit margin but when you realize that they are owned by venture capitalist bankers who only want profit above all else, it makes you sick to think how they are actually making gov't supported healthcare look worse by intentionally draining the quality of care.
-CEO calls meetings pulling us away from helping members to brag about profit margins and how cheap he is when the company already makes 40-50% NET margins. He is only worried about pleasing the Venture Capital Banker ownership.
-NOT EVEN FACIAL TISSUE is provided in the office, much less coffee or water.
-Constantly finds ways to cut labor force based on what parts of their contracts they can get away with ignoring, especially non-clinical, which still ends up hurting the patients/members.
-Benefits cut more and more every year, again despite 40-50% net margins. First, 2 floating holidays, gone. Then, 2x salary life insurance, gone, down to only 1x paid. Just well below average benefits, period.
-Reviewers here trying to defend the company violate the site rules for aggressive language and are condescending, this sums up the company culture perfectly: Put up or get out. Notice they are all at the Harrisburg Corporate office, I'm sure they are just fine with how the rest of the country is treated as they simply don't care and are just corporate sycophants.
-Job openings will open up and then just disappear as they find ways to just cut the job and pass the responsibility and overload someone else even more.
-Seems to be very limited opportunity for growth/promotion.
- Buys companies and forces their branding on them but when the W2 comes, you are still actually working for your original company. They want to claim these as Kepro employees but keeps the entities separate for what appears to be "cut and run" flexibility as they run parts of the business into the ground that don't meet their lofty profit expectations.
