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When nurse practitioner (NP) Emily Tedrow enters a home, she notices the particulars that help tell a more complete story. It might be the way a health plan member organizes medications, talks about a daily routine or something in the home environment they need support with. And while Emily has been with Signify Health for nearly nine years, each visit continues to be an opportunity to better understand and support the person in front of her.

For nurse practitioner Ikran Hussein, working for Signify Health offers more than just the opportunity to make a difference for health plan members. Her part-time role allows her to juggle the responsibilities of a meaningful career while keeping up with her young children.  
 
"What I like most about Signify Health, after the time I get to spend with members, is the flexible schedule. I can put my child on the bus and be home in time for dinner and bed time,” she said.

Ikran discovered her interest in health care at a young age, inspired in part by her mother, also a nurse. Prior to joining Signify Health, Ikran worked in a variety of health care settings, including nursing homes, acute care and home care. However, longer shifts and late nights made it difficult to manage her schedule and be present for her family.

For Benita Varnado, MD, FACOG, the path to medicine was paved early on, guided by her mother, a pediatric nurse, and father, a dentist. As a child, she spent time in his dental practice, welcoming patients and assisting with paperwork.

If you’re a health plan member considering an In-Home Health Evaluation (IHE) or a clinician exploring new opportunities, it’s natural to want to learn more about Signify Health before taking the next step. This post walks you through where to find reliable Signify Health reviews and what they can tell you about working for Signify Health or having a licensed clinician come to your home.