What I do:

I ensure the delivery of Behavior Claims Processing unit with utmost quality within the required timelines to ensure highest customer satisfaction.

How I make a difference:

I make a difference to people’s lives by providing them competitive service delivery, value for their money, and trust within our business.

Why my job is great:

My job is great because I am helping people maintain a healthy lifestyle thereby enhancing my knowledge and skills to do better than before along with their overall development.

The challenges of my job:

What’s challenging about my job is the frequent changing nature of the business and the need to deal with huge variety of products and services with a lot of manual intervention.

How I impact my community:

I am an active member of U-care, an initiative by UHGIS to support Salaam Balak Trust and Vidya Foundation, who are working for underprivileged children. So far we have been involved in a clothing donation drive, stationary donation drive, grocery donation drive, and celebrating festivals with the children.  We have also provided extra support with their studies by taking evening classes on few subjects.

What makes this a greater place to work:

My impact at UnitedHealth Group has been greater than others because of the opportunities and platforms provided to me to utilize my talent & skills to the maximum.

What’s great about me:

We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit. I rely on my own strength of body, mind and soul. I keep at the helm and steer my own ship. I always remember that the great art of commanding is to take a fair share of the work. I fire above the mark I intend to hit. I have a strong belief in people and I treat them with best of sincerity. Ultimately, after any game the king and the pawn go into the same box. The measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.

Little known fact about me:

I am a passionate biker and had been raiding the Himalayas for more than 10 years.