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Benefits reviews
201-210 of 329 Reviews
5.0
Aug 23, 2018
Anonymous employee
Current
Charleston, South Carolina
Covered infertility treatment, which is better then 99% of all other companies.
1
5.0
May 19, 2018
Anonymous Senior HR Consultant
Former
McLean, Virginia
Good options and reasonable cost
4.0
Apr 13, 2018
Anonymous employee
Former
Washington, District of Columbia
Lots of health care options but dependent on specific location.
4.0
Mar 14, 2018
Anonymous Staff Systems Engineer
Current
Annapolis Junction, Maryland
If you use their innovation health plan it supposedly offers 4-5 covered IVF treatments. Otherwise, they offer a few different plans you can pick from. Cost is roughly the same as other places I have worked.
5.0
Mar 4, 2018
Anonymous Lead Associate
Former
McLean, Virginia
Kind of best in the industry.
1
1.0
Jan 3, 2018
Anonymous employee
Former
McLean, Virginia
expensive and limited coverage for families
1.0
Dec 28, 2017
Anonymous Senior Contract Administrator
Current
McLean, Virginia
Its continued to increase each year for the staff; officer's within the company do not pay for health insurance. In other words, the people making high 6- and 7-figure salaries plus bonuses pay nothing even though they are the oldest demographic within the company.
3
3.0
Dec 24, 2017
Anonymous Engineer
Current
Dayton, Ohio
High deductible insurance through Aetna.
5.0
Dec 4, 2017
Anonymous employee
Current
San Diego, California
Great cost effective health care.
2.0
Nov 14, 2017
Anonymous Lead Associate
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
This one is a personal beef. I do not like Aetna. There are better choices. Booz knows. They got rid of them a year or two ago. And it's going to rot while you're employed there. So don't count on it. Your raise next year might cover your health insurance increase if you're lucky.