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Benefits reviews
81-90 of 221 Reviews
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Sep 28, 2018
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Sep 25, 2018
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Aug 24, 2018
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Aug 21, 2018
5.0
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Anonymous Technician
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Anonymous Field Resource Coordinator
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Anonymous Supervisor
Former
Pine Brook, New Jersey
Co pay was too high
Anonymous employee
Former
I cannot say enough bad things about the health insurance here. The only option you have is a high deductible health plan. The deductible and out of pocket maximum are ludicrously high. The premium is about the same as what I pay now at my current employer for much better coverage. You might as well not have any insurance at all, if you won’t be spending time in the hospital.
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Anonymous Business Operations Analyst I
Current
Denver, Colorado
Insanely high deductible ($5k). Even more insane out-of-pocket maximum (>$12k). Premium employees pay is comparable to other plans with half the deductible/out-of-pocket.
Anonymous employee
Current
Angleton, Texas
it is great, no issues at all
Current
Amarillo, Texas
Personal or family policy included
Former
Roseland, New Jersey
Health insurance was very good, allowed me to take care of a few things. Always went to great doctors
Anonymous Business Operations Manager
Current
Englewood, Colorado
High deductive HSA works well for my family. Deductible could always be lower.
Anonymous Retention Specialist
Former
Tulsa, Oklahoma
sometimes the insurance didn't cover everything
Anonymous employee
Former
Denver, Colorado
No coverage the worst absoletly
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Anonymous Team Lead
Former
Bluefield, West Virginia
Horrible. Has a 5000 dollar deductible per individual. The same as paying out of pocket unless you happen to be in a near death medical emergency