Great pay and flexibility, but no paid time off - Physician Assistant Geode Health Employee Review

5.0
20 Apr 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Full disclosure I was asked by Geode to write a review. I am hoping not because I would inheritably write a good review but rather because I will tell you like it is. I have been working as a PA here for over 8 months and can only speak from my experience; the practice assistants, therapist, and other staff I imagine have very different viewpoints on the working day. As a PA this was a drastically different work environment than I am used to. It is mostly independent work. That isn’t to say there is no support—actually, I feel very supported here. They use Teams and touch base very promptly if you need an answer fast. The structure is essentially that I have multiple different bosses, so it isn’t hard to get a reply. Starting out there is a lot of CME hours for license renewal available for free. The hours are indeed flexible, and I just transitioned to 4, 10-hour shifts (with Wednesdays off) starting at the beginning of the month. The pay is great, and the bonuses are frequent and easy to obtain. No double bookings and visits are a minimum of 30 minutes. They keep me well fed with office snacks and free coffee; I rarely pay for lunch. When you’re done with your workday, you are done. There is NO obligation either stated nor implied pressuring you to work longer hours or weekend days. I lucked out and got just a fantastic supervising MD. We meet monthly, chat throughout the week, and genuinely feel supported by her. That is not everyone’s experience; some doctors may take days to reply to you. Is this a perfect workplace? No, but I would argue where is? As someone who has had countless bad jobs, this one is great and deserving of five stars. I’ll try to retire here if I can.

Cons

First, this is productivity pay and as a result THERE IS NO PAID TIME OFF. Their justification for this is that in theory you are overpaid each pay period, and it is your responsibility to squirrel the money away. My understanding is that the promise pay period as you ramp up may also be shrinking. This is ~ mostly true but my paychecks vary by sometimes multiple hundreds of dollars if I chose to take any time off at all. This is—from my understanding, how much of the industry is, but overall net bad I would say. Additionally, as much as Geode tries with events or after-hours drinks, there is very little work culture. You come, chat briefly with your coworkers, probably speak to a drug rep and then leave. I think this is mostly because of the hybrid work environment, and we don’t really hate our jobs (what else is there to bond over).

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Geode Health Response
1mo
Thank you for the thoughtful and balanced employer review. Balanced reviews are what we aspire to get as it helps candidates think about if this is the right job for them. Glad to hear you feel supported and that Geode is a place when the workday is done, it's done. I've shared your feedback on ETO with leadership. Thank you for what you do, to help others.

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5.0
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Pros

Flexibility and good mission. Management really understands that life can happen and you can tell balance is very important to them and in turn it trickles to employees. Geode not only prioritizes patients but also employees. I think it is a really good place to work!

Cons

I don't love all the benefit offerings. It would be nice to have more holidays off and mental health days built in. I would like to see an improved maternity leave policy. Also, they could do better with company culture. There are creative ways to do so being hybrid/virtual. I would like to see them emphasize that.

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Geode Health Response
1w
Thank you for taking the time to post this thoughtful review. It's great to read you experience Geode as a place that prioritizes its Providers and patients - exactly what we want to be known for. We would absolutely LOVE to hear some ideas from you on company culture and benefits. I shared your review with our CPO and she is hoping you will reach out to her directly to share ideas. Please reach out to Jane Marshall via Teams/Outlook. Jane really hopes to hear from you! Thank you for all you do.
1.0
11 Apr 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Free Lunch, Virtual Appointments, Nice Office Space

Cons

To be perfectly clear, Geode Health distinguished itself as the most brazenly soulless organization I’ve ever had the misfortune of passing through. From the first moments of a laughably disorganized training cohort, it was obvious this wasn’t healthcare so much as a revenue-extraction exercise wearing a thin clinical disguise. Any pretense of mission or ethics dissolved quickly; the only value system in place was whatever maximized short-term profit. I spent months participating in a model that cheerfully billed insurance companies $650 for an initial 60-minute session, while clinicians were pushed into a factory cadence—four new patients a day, seven hours of clinical work, one hour to clean up the mess administratively. Quality of care was treated as an inconvenient byproduct, not an objective. Once I found a tolerable alternative, I exited as quickly as possible. Learn from my mistake and don’t be seduced by the inflated promises. This is a private-equity-funded operation in the most literal, tactile sense of the phrase. That reality shows up everywhere: in the opacity of financial decisions, the absence of meaningful accountability, and the quiet understanding that people—patients and clinicians alike—are simply inputs in a spreadsheet.

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