Former Employee
GBFormer employee Former employee - Great nurses, IT dept and customer service team. Company does a wonderful job helping patients. BUT - Director of nursing - Depends on who you talk with! FL and CT (where WIN is based) are 'work at will' states. But still does not excuse the Director from firing, with NO warning, NO explanation until I pushed for it. She stated she had no time to talk about it and should have been in a meeting instead of the call (then PLAN better!!!!). Something about taking a different direction, blah blah - All BS!!! Lost health insurance the NEXT DAY-They planned that well! And this is after working there 4 years. No working with employees for them. They frown upon verbalizing yourself, and watch out if you ask a question, crisis!!! HR is horrible. Not allowed to suggest ways to improve their processes, no transparency, lots of secrecy. No room for advancement. One RN Mgr and one RN Supervisor quit within 1 week of each other a few months ago-Nobody really knows why, but both got better jobs!!! Lots of current employees are shocked and angry with how it occurred and the behavior of the Director, also scared for their own jobs. Good luck to all potential employees!
Michelle
GBCompletely pointless company Completely pointless company. When we did fertility treatments with our first child we had no problems. Now our insurance works with WINFertility and it’s been nothing but a huge joke and run around. It’s more expensive, and it just seems like an extra middle man to go between the fertility clinic and insurance company. We had to delay our IUI cycle an entire month because we were waiting for an instance verification from WIN. Same thing for pharmacy pickups. We’re getting zero benefits but we’re forced to use them. If anybody has a choice don’t use them!!!
Jamie
GBRip Off I was strongly advised to work with Winfertility, under the recommendation that it would be far more affordable than the alternative of paying out of pocket. I had insurance but was told that it was likely that none of my procedures or medications would be covered. I went ahead and worked with Win but when I calculated the total cost of treatment at the end, found out that I saved 0 dollars by working with them. Also, working with Win meant I forfeited the potential to submit any of my expenses to insurance which meant that net net, I definitely lost money by going through them. I recommend women who are interested in fertility treatment calculate the total cost of medication and think long and hard before working with Win.
Kristin Hayes
GBEXCELLENT As anyone who’s gone through infertility issues knows, it can be tough. And you can have lots of questions! EVERY single time I’ve called WinFertility with a question, concern, inquiry, etc, they have been more than helpful and KIND. I can’t say enough great things about their customer service. Very helpful, patient, and thorough.
Roccdaboat
GBIf you already have insurance...they are not helping So I see someone just yesterday had the same experince I just did. I wasted my damn time. I told them several times my meds are covered through my insurance. But the quote came back to be over $24,000 and I have to get at least two meds from them (that I already have). This "savings' is $6,00 more than me just doing what I need on my own. This may be good for people without insurance or lower grade insurance. I wish everyone luck.