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Benefits reviews
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Anonymous Associate Director
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Anonymous Contracts
Current
South San Francisco, California
Genentech has very good health insurance for you and your family. This is one of the perks of working there.
Current
South San Francisco, California
Premiums are under control, Unitedhealthcare and Kaiser options
Current
South San Francisco, California
Genentech pays around 20k per employee towards health insurance because they want to keep the benefits one of the best while keeping the employee portion of insurance pay to be minimal.
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Anonymous Scientific Senior Supervisor
Current
South San Francisco, California
It wasn't as good as it used to be. Family coverage cost has increased tremendously.
Anonymous Bioprocess Technician
Current
Vacaville, California
You get multiple choices for the PPO options, and Kaiser as the HMO option. Family and indiviuals are covered under both plans.
Current
South San Francisco, California
Self-funded and then managed by United. They switch managers every few years, I presume to help keep rates competitive.
Former
South San Francisco, California
I really enjoyed and appreciated the Health Insurance GNE provided. I never felt a struggle to receive affordable care.
Anonymous SSR
Current
South San Francisco, California
used to be better for now there are no good choices
Anonymous employee
Current
South San Francisco, California
Deductibles are higher than in previous years. It is now too expensive to have spouse on policy as a secondary insurance.