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Benefits reviews
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Anonymous Sourcing Manager
Current
Salt Lake City, Utah
IHC provides $1500 in matching HSA funds for high deductible plan.
Anonymous Nurse Manager
Current
Lafayette, Colorado
KP, SCL Health via Cigna are options. No HSA.
Current
Salt Lake City, Utah
If you work full time then the health insurance is very cheap! For my husband and I it was $36 every other week with a $3,000 deductible. They have 3 different options and offered an HSA and FSA option. With my insurance option it was the cheapest to stay with Intermountain providers which was not a problem because they are everywhere in Utah
Anonymous employee
Current
Provo, Utah
They have a lot of basic procedures that require per-authorization.
Anonymous employee
Current
Salt Lake City, Utah
It's a healthcare provider so the plans are fairly reasonable.
Anonymous employee
Current
Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Best thing is a variety of options, so I can make choices based on cost coverage ect. Also there's a program called Alex which really makes choosing easy to understand!
Current
Salt Lake City, Utah
Low cost leader in the nation. Connect care and clinics in practically every community. Great accessibility
Anonymous employee
Current
Broomfield, Colorado
The health insurance is expensive .
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Current
Provo, Utah
The health insurance is very cheap. I pay around $140 per month for insurance for me, my wife, and my two kids. We have a $3000 deductible.