My role is being eliminated. I see some possibility of moving to Carelon (US). Should I move? I heard things are a little more stable there
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Same as other parts of Elevance. Frequent restructures, vague explanations, zero transparency, micromanagement, favoritism, and cliques.
Carelon stable?!? Lmao It’s just as bad, if not worse, as the rest of the Enterprise. Leadership changes are frequent, and the reasons are vague The only reason why some see it as more secure, they’re probably in a position that is tied to something still in development or ironing out the kinks. Once it becomes more established, the culture of Elevance sets in and it’s every person for themselves. The only benefit is being able to keep your tenure, but that is also becoming the noose around your neck, especially if you’re not part of the company clique that was acquired by Elevance, who don’t like the fact they were bought out and have to start conforming to changes that make little to no sense.
Carelon restructures a lot. I would say paragon infusion should be safe for a few years but only because it will take a few years to clean that mess up
Carelon -stable? Debatable. It’s the same as anywhere here at Elevance. I’d think twice before aligning in the Medicaid market for longevity , however if you’re offered a position take it and that will allow you to keep looking. good luck and I’m sorry about your elimination!
I moved from Elevance Health to Carelon 4 years ago and I couldn’t be happier. Yes, they restructure on what seems like a biannual basis, but the pay is good. They have the same issues as Elevance as far as layoffs. Seems like there for a while it was every other week. From what I’ve seen they are still hiring though.
Carelon - stable? There’s always jobs there because it seems like constant restructuring. However if you want to stay connected to Elevance, go for it! Lots of good people have moved over there with all the different restructuring efforts. It’s not a great job market so do what’s best for your family. Good luck, sorry that happened to you.