Best is that you can have as many labs done on yourself. Don't worry about insurance coverage when it comes to this. Deductible is kind of high at $1,500. Company car is great Passat with extras, you don't pay gas, insurance, but you do have a $100 dollar a month charge since you can use it for personal use.
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Anonymous employee
Current
Burlington, North Carolina
Labcorp gives employees the opportunity to earn medical dollars towards their deductible. Our portion of the health insurance policies are very reasonable. Also, we get free lab testing.
1
Anonymous employee
Current
Burlington, North Carolina
health insurance doesn't cover much for what you are paying
Anonymous employee
Current
Rockville, Maryland
Health benefits worst that I ever seen...
Anonymous Cytogenetics Technologist
Current
Westborough, Massachusetts
Vacation and time off are given, but difficult to take as there is only 1 or 2 people allowed per day off. It is frowned upon to take sick days, and they track everything and will hold it against you at your review. They will ask for a doctor's note if sick 2 days in a row. Medical benefit reimbursement monies are nearly impossible to get. One must take online and over the phone tests to get money back, and each test takes a minimum of 3 months to complete. Yes, this is difficult to explain as well as complete!
1
Anonymous employee
Current
Princeton, New Jersey
It's a fairly standard benefit package. Downside is, it seems to be getting more and more expensive each year.
Anonymous Program Specialist
Former
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Health insurance was great. Employee does not have high copay or coinsurance
Anonymous employee
Former
Raritan, New Jersey
There benefits are o.k.
Medical
Dental
Vision
401 k
Time off
Life insurance
Anonymous employee
Current
Indianapolis, Indiana
We had excellent benefits until Labcorp took over..now the deductible is high, coverage is low & nobody can afford it
Anonymous employee
Current
Princeton, New Jersey
changing providers and plans in January so evaluating will have to "wait & see"