The Cigna Group reviews

3.5

64% would recommend to a friend

(6,798 total reviews)
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66% approve of CEO

55% positive business outlook

The Cigna Group has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 6,798 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The The Cigna Group employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Salud industry (3.4 stars).

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2.0
Apr 3, 2014
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Pros

As a physician, I can not think of any Pros to join Cigna Medical Group and actually practice medicine. Perhaps at the corporate level in Utilization Review or as a Medical Executive, there might be some job satisfaction in joining Cigna Healthcare.

Cons

HR within Cigna does not function to assist employees with on-boarding, education or career advancement. It function more like the Cigna Gastapo. The yearly performance review process is not based on true performance. It is based on the needs of the company. Rankings are quartiled. Regardless of ones performance, 50% of individuals in each department will receive a mediocre review and no merit raise or stocks. It is common knowledge that the pool of money for raises and long term benefits such as company stocks are also reduced each year when "Corporate" raids the pool to provide higher raises at the "Corporate" level back east. Management is top down, clickish and poorly monitored. The physicians in Cigna Medical Group have little or no opportunities to participate in the leadership and organization of the group. It is very much like the "Wack a Mole game. The individual who complains about anything gets waked. This has resulted in many new physicians to the group leaving as quickly as they can. Several of the Medical Directors have left for the same reasons. The physicians who have been with Cigna Medical Group for many years remember when the prime directive was to provide excellent care. It is very heard to leave the group when they are so near to the end of their careers, so they stay. The morale is terrible.

3.0
Sep 12, 2013
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I worked as a case manager. In my 'early' years there, I absolutely loved what I did.. outreaching to customers with medical issues who required assistance is obtaining needed health care services. Although all communication was telephonic, I was able to establish excellent rapport with the customers. I eagerly accepted the option to work at home. and it was a large savings in transportation costs, and travel concerns during bad weather. My morning commute consisted of carrying my morning cup of coffee from my kitchen upstairs to my office. Cigna provided a generous 'stipend' so I could set up my home office.

Cons

Way too many workflow changes proved to make case management very difficult. After the first few years, documentation seemed to take priority over communication with customers, making workloads much more cumbersome and unrealistic at times. I found that working from home proved to be a double edge sword. Although supervisory staff always stated they had no expectations other than an 8 hour work day for work at home staff, in order to maintain a feeling of 'keeping current' in documentation, the traditional 8 hour work day no longer existed for me (much to my family's dismay) As an employee of a health care company, you would assume to get excellent coverage with reasonable premiums. My family's out of pocket expenses/ deductibles were extraordinarily high with very high premiums.

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